Check out our brand new computer media lab in Room 108 in the Fine Arts Building. A perfect space for Rutgers students to create, collaborate, and innovate. Classes in Graphic Design, Theater Technology and Production, and Photography are among the courses to be taught at the lab. Stop by to take a look if you are not already taking a class there!

“Masterful” pianist Melody Fader will join us on October 9th for our 3rd concert in our Mallery Concert series this semester. Melody has played around the United States as a chamber and solo musician. She has played at many venues in New York such as Alice Tully Hall, The Joyce Theater, The New York Times Center, and Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall. She’s been featured in the The New York Times, which has called her work “sumptuous” and “stirring” and commented that she “plays with elegance”. Mark your calendar for this Wednesday`s concert during free period.

When: Wednesday, October 9th 2024
Where: Mallery Room 224, Fine Arts Building

Don`t miss an evening with artist Alonzo Adams and scholar Dr. Mercy Romero next Thursday! They’ll be diving into a dynamic conversation on how we engage with, represent, and share stories from diverse communities. Afterwards, take a look at Alonzo Adams exhibit “These Eyes Have Seen,” in the Stedman Gallery and stay for the reception and continued conversation!

When: Thursday Oct 10th, 5pm – 7pm
Where: Stedman Gallery

Now on display for a limited time in the Rutgers–Camden Fine Arts Building lobby next to the Stedman Gallery entrance: `Soloist,` a stunning 3-dimensional artwork by Phil Rychert, that pulls inspiration from the architecture of The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, PA. Phil Rychert, an artist based in Pennsauken NJ, worked as an Art Technician at Camden County College from 1998 to 2019. This donation is made in memory of Dr. William Marlin (1931-2009) a former Professor of Art at Camden County and the namesake of their Marlin Gallery. Stop by and check it out!🎻

Get ready for the second concert of our Fall 2024 Mallery Series this Wednesday! 🎶 Enjoy the tunes of Marko Stuparevic, a distinguished pianist and performer with a portfolio of over 500 concerts and festivals around the United States and Europe.🎹 In 2023, his album “Re/Creation – Russian Piano Sonatas,” won an award from the Global Music award and was under consideration for the 66th Grammy Awards.✨ See you there and be on the lookout for our next Mallery Concert!

When: Wednesday Oct 2nd, 11:20am – 12:20pm
Where: Mallery Room, Fine Arts Building

Don’t miss Still by Jacob Lechner, opening Monday, October 1st at the Campus Gallery! This captivating photo series showcases abandoned buildings and sites that Lechner has explored over the past decade. He transforms these cathedrals, old railways, and forgotten sites into haunting time capsules. The perfect exhibition to kick off October. Come experience it for yourself!

When: Monday, October 1st 2024
Where: Campus Gallery, Campus Center
Reception: November 15th, 5pm – 7pm

Join us tomorrow evening at the Stedman Gallery for the opening reception of the latest exhibition, Alonzo Adams: These Eyes Have Seen. Come enjoy an inspiring evening of art by Alonzo Adams, along with refreshments. Don’t miss it!

When: 4:30pm -7:30pm, September 26
Where: Stedman Gallery, Fine Arts Building

Spend the day with the VMPA department at our Fall 2024 Arts Day! 🎨🎭 November 2nd you’ll learn about our many undergraduate programs including but not limited to Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Art History, Music, Theater and Filmmaking! 🎞 Potential students will have a chance to meet our faculty and students, attend workshops, learn about the admissions process, view portfolios, and attend tours of our galleries and campus. A lunch reception is included. You’ll also have a chance to see a sneak peak of our 2024 fall musical, Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show!👠

For more information and registration, visit the link in our bio!

When: November 2nd 10am – 2pm
Where: Fine Arts Building