Last Thursday, I went to see the art exhibition of Abbott Miller at Kean University. The exhibition is titled "SideShow" and reflects on the changed political and social climate in the United States.
This is a colorful exhibition that forces you to think and look closely to the paintings in front of you. If you are around the area, I suggest you go and see this short but thought provoking exhibition.
The exhibition is located in the Carl Berger Gallery, Center for Academic Success (CAS) building at Kean University.
I saw this exhibition at Kean University on Thursday (Dec 1) by Julie Oakes, Susan Collett, and Christian Bernard Singer. It is a small exhibition but with grate pieces, most of them were made out of paperclay and cement. They are both simple and breathtaking, plus it's a free exhibition and the public is welcome to visit. The exhibition is located at the Karl & Helen Burger Gallery and will open through December 20. Here I leave you with the picture I took of some of the art pieces.
Hope you enjoy it and if you are around the area go and visit!
Today, I had the opportunity to visit this exhibition at the Karl and Helen Burger Gallery at Kean University. Here are some details about this exhibition and some photos that I took.
"An eclectic exhibition of little-known art of Northeast Brazil that tells the story of Brazil's history, traditions and culture." This exhibition will be open until October 20,2016, an admission-free and open to the public.
I really enjoy this small exhibition, I loved the art and sculptors, as well as the music and food provided at the event.
Hope you enjoy!
