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Perseus Slays Medusa: Greek Myth Retold, Barbara Warren Exhibition at Arts Council
Artist Barbara Warren brings together ancient Greek myth and the contemporary medium of digital photography to startling effect in her solo exhibition, “Slaying Medusa: A Greek Myth Retold Through Self-Portraits,”…
Paintings by Local Artists and Students In Charter School’s First Show
Rita Stynes Strow has been painting since “time immemorial,” laughs the former art teacher who lives in Kingston. Inspired by her own Irish origins and tales from the Bible and…
Lincoln Assassination “Wanted Poster” Discovered at Princeton University Library
The serendipitous “rediscovery” in the Princeton University Library of a wanted poster offering a $100,000 reward for Lincoln’s murderer “couldn’t have happened at a more opportune time,” says Curator of…
Exhibitions Opening This Month Explore African Presence, Legacy in Art, Science
Two exhibitions opening in Princeton and Newark this month take a close look at art for discoveries of African cultural and scientific influence. Inspired by collections in Baltimore and Washington,…
Geoffrey Dorfman Abstract Art Exhibit Opening This Week at Rider Gallery
Geoffrey Dorfman describes the paint he works with as holding everything necessary to “create a world that … unlocks the sensation of being that lies at the root of our…
Mystery Guest Marcel Proust Makes His Presence Felt in Atget/Friedlander Show
The mind-finger presses the release on the silly machine and it stops time and holds what its jaws can encompass and what the light will stain. —Lee Friedlander (1934—) These…
“Fear and Folly” at College of New Jersey Exhibit Featuring Goya and Castellon
In an exhibition appropriately titled “Fear and Folly: The Visionary Prints of Francisco Goya and Federico Castellon,” the art gallery at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) features prints by…
Alicia Ostriker and Gerald Stern Share the Stage at Labyrinth Books
“It’s so fun to be reading with Gerry,” said poet Alicia Ostriker on Saturday afternoon at Labyrinth Books. “Gerry” was another poet, Gerald Stern, a Pittsburgh native who has written…
The Fountain and the Top Hat: Woodrow Wilson’s Star-Crossed Quest
I have the uncomfortable feeling that I am carrying a volcano around with me. My salvation is in being loved. —Woodrow Wilson, from a letter to Ellen Axson When I…
Portraying Princeton History and More, Jean Lareuse Embraces Past and Present
Artist Jean Lareuse was born in 1926 to Catalan parents in French Guiana, Africa, and while his career has been international in scope, he has left his particular stamp on…
