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The arts programs at Rutgers–Camden offer a flexible range of opportunities for students to explore an education in visual arts, art history/museum studies, and performing arts in music and theater. These programs teach technical, academic, creative, and communication skills as part of our curriculum in Animation, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Art History, Music, Theater, and Filmmaking majors and concentrations.
The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and it’s almost time for Spring! 🌼🌷 🦋 We hope you enjoy your break and come back ready to crush the rest of the semester!!
📸: @ram_gram96
The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and it’s almost time for Spring! 🌼🌷 🦋 We hope you enjoy your break and come back ready to crush the rest of the semester!!
📸: @ram_gram96
Today’s student feature is for Animation and Design student Alexis Phillips! Alexis has wanted to work in the animation industry since she was very young, having grown up with a love for cartoons, storytelling, and art. Alexis’ dream job is to be a storyboard artist/ character designer for children’s TV animation. She would love to work on shows similar to the ones that sparked her love for animation, such as Gravity Falls and Avatar! Her ultimate goal, however, is to work in a creative and collaborative environment. 3D Modeling and Typography have been Alexis’ favorite classes, where she has produced some of her favorite work. During her time at Rutgers, Prof. Shpanin has been a main inspiration for her. “He encourages me to put myself out there and has devoted much time to helping me achieve my goals.” Working with Prof. Shpanin has also allowed Alexis to be heavily involved in the art department, an accomplishment Alexis says she is proud of and has allowed her confidence and skill set to grow. When making art, Alexis says her goal is always to create something unique, funny, and something that brings her joy. Two artists that Alexis looks up to are Elisa Aguilera and Lily Hoang-Zhu.
Alexis is set to graduate next spring and we can’t wait to see where her passions take her! 🎨
📸: @alexa_dilio
Today’s student feature is for Animation and Design student Alexis Phillips! Alexis has wanted to work in the animation industry since she was very young, having grown up with a love for cartoons, storytelling, and art. Alexis’ dream job is to be a storyboard artist/ character designer for children’s TV animation. She would love to work on shows similar to the ones that sparked her love for animation, such as Gravity Falls and Avatar! Her ultimate goal, however, is to work in a creative and collaborative environment. 3D Modeling and Typography have been Alexis’ favorite classes, where she has produced some of her favorite work. During her time at Rutgers, Prof. Shpanin has been a main inspiration for her. “He encourages me to put myself out there and has devoted much time to helping me achieve my goals.” Working with Prof. Shpanin has also allowed Alexis to be heavily involved in the art department, an accomplishment Alexis says she is proud of and has allowed her confidence and skill set to grow. When making art, Alexis says her goal is always to create something unique, funny, and something that brings her joy. Two artists that Alexis looks up to are Elisa Aguilera and Lily Hoang-Zhu.
Alexis is set to graduate next spring and we can’t wait to see where her passions take her! 🎨
📸: @alexa_dilio
Join the Center for Learning and Student Success for an open mic night! Connect with fellow artists, poets, and musicans while getting to learn a little more about what is offered at CLASS! To sign up for a spot, send an email to learningcenter@camden.rutgers.edu🎤
📸: @kamile_kuntzphotography
When: Tuesday, March 21st from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Where: Armitage Hall Rm 231
Join the Center for Learning and Student Success for an open mic night! Connect with fellow artists, poets, and musicans while getting to learn a little more about what is offered at CLASS! To sign up for a spot, send an email to learningcenter@camden.rutgers.edu🎤
📸: @kamile_kuntzphotography
When: Tuesday, March 21st from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Where: Armitage Hall Rm 231
It’s time for another live performance in the Mallery room!
This week we welcome the Akiko Tsuruga Quartet! Jazz organist Akiko Tsuruga has been honored as “Organist of the Year” by Hot House. She has recorded across the U.S. and abroad with various prestigious jazz artists. Saxophonist Jerry Weldon has had a stellar four decade career as a masterful performer in organ group settings, working alongside legends such as Jimmy McGriff. Guitarist Charlie Sigler is a fast rising star in jazz circles and has performance credits with many notable jazzmen. Veteran jazz drummer Byron Landham completes Ms. Tsuruga`s ensemble. Mr. Landham has had an extensive career working with many well-known jazz artists and also teaches private lessons at Temple University.
Join our livestream via the link in our bio or see it in person this Wednesday in the Mallery Room!
When: March 8th during free period from 11:20am to 12:20 pm
Where: The Mallery Room
It’s time for another live performance in the Mallery room!
This week we welcome the Akiko Tsuruga Quartet! Jazz organist Akiko Tsuruga has been honored as “Organist of the Year” by Hot House. She has recorded across the U.S. and abroad with various prestigious jazz artists. Saxophonist Jerry Weldon has had a stellar four decade career as a masterful performer in organ group settings, working alongside legends such as Jimmy McGriff. Guitarist Charlie Sigler is a fast rising star in jazz circles and has performance credits with many notable jazzmen. Veteran jazz drummer Byron Landham completes Ms. Tsuruga`s ensemble. Mr. Landham has had an extensive career working with many well-known jazz artists and also teaches private lessons at Temple University.
Join our livestream via the link in our bio or see it in person this Wednesday in the Mallery Room!
When: March 8th during free period from 11:20am to 12:20 pm
Where: The Mallery Room
It’s time for another student feature! This Friday we are recognizing senior Technical Theater Major, Eilis Skamarakas. Originally, Eilis started out as an education major, but rediscovered her love for theater here at Rutgers–Camden. Eillis’ favorite school production that she has been a part of is The Moors. In the classroom, set design has been a course that she really enjoyed and where she met some of her closest friends. Eilis was nominated for the Remarkable 31 award at Rutgers which is one of her proudest accomplishments. Another big accomplishment for her is the recognition she gets for her work from people she has never met. “There is something so rewarding about being known for the work I do and that my reputation precedes me in some places!” A huge mentor for Eilis during her college career has been Prof. Jim Mobley, a person in her life who has assisted her in pushing her work in a better direction. Ultimately, Eilis’ absolute dream job is to be a touring stage manager. When it comes to working in theater, Eilis says that her artistic goals lie in taking whatever lessons she can from each show, as no show is ever alike.
📸: @ram_gram96
Good luck, Eilis!! 🎭
It’s time for another student feature! This Friday we are recognizing senior Technical Theater Major, Eilis Skamarakas. Originally, Eilis started out as an education major, but rediscovered her love for theater here at Rutgers–Camden. Eillis’ favorite school production that she has been a part of is The Moors. In the classroom, set design has been a course that she really enjoyed and where she met some of her closest friends. Eilis was nominated for the Remarkable 31 award at Rutgers which is one of her proudest accomplishments. Another big accomplishment for her is the recognition she gets for her work from people she has never met. “There is something so rewarding about being known for the work I do and that my reputation precedes me in some places!” A huge mentor for Eilis during her college career has been Prof. Jim Mobley, a person in her life who has assisted her in pushing her work in a better direction. Ultimately, Eilis’ absolute dream job is to be a touring stage manager. When it comes to working in theater, Eilis says that her artistic goals lie in taking whatever lessons she can from each show, as no show is ever alike.
📸: @ram_gram96
Good luck, Eilis!! 🎭
Are YOU a dancer? The Afrodynamics Dance Team here at Rutgers – Camden is hosting tryouts TOMORROW! This is your time to shine!!
When: Friday, March 3rd at 11am
Where: Athletic and Fitness Center Gym, Group Exercise Room
Are YOU a dancer? The Afrodynamics Dance Team here at Rutgers – Camden is hosting tryouts TOMORROW! This is your time to shine!!
When: Friday, March 3rd at 11am
Where: Athletic and Fitness Center Gym, Group Exercise Room
It’s your LAST CHANCE to visit the most recent exhibition in the Stedman Gallery: Resonance - Recurrence: Inuit and Modernist Works on Paper. This gallery, running until March 10th, features paintings, drawings, and sculptures from the collection of Lee and Rosie Hymerling. The work in the exhibition is selected from two of the areas they focused on: Inuit art
Inuit art produced in Kinngait, Nunavut, in the Canadian Arctic and Abstract Expressionist and Color Field American and European modernism.
🎨: Jim Dine
Be sure to stop by!
It’s your LAST CHANCE to visit the most recent exhibition in the Stedman Gallery: Resonance - Recurrence: Inuit and Modernist Works on Paper. This gallery, running until March 10th, features paintings, drawings, and sculptures from the collection of Lee and Rosie Hymerling. The work in the exhibition is selected from two of the areas they focused on: Inuit art
Inuit art produced in Kinngait, Nunavut, in the Canadian Arctic and Abstract Expressionist and Color Field American and European modernism.
🎨: Jim Dine
Be sure to stop by!
This Wednesday we are pleased to welcome pianist Marko Stuparević as a part of our Mallery Concert Series!
Dr. Stuparević earned his doctoral degree at the Hartt School of Music, studying alongside Dr. Paul Rutman. Dr. Stuparević has appeared in over 500 concerts and festivals in the USA and abroad as a solo performer and chamber musician. Connecticut Valley Symphony Orchestra, Razgrad Philharmonic, and Symphony Orchestra of the Army House of Serbia are a few of the many orchestras that Dr. Stuparević has been involved with. Dr. Stuparević is Head of the Piano Department at Silver Music in New York City, piano faculty at JCC Thurnauer School of Music, piano and chamber music faculty at Luzerne Music Center, among others. 🎹 🎼
Click the link in our bio to watch it live!
When: March 1st during free period from 11:20am to 12:20 pm
Where: The Mallery Room
This Wednesday we are pleased to welcome pianist Marko Stuparević as a part of our Mallery Concert Series!
Dr. Stuparević earned his doctoral degree at the Hartt School of Music, studying alongside Dr. Paul Rutman. Dr. Stuparević has appeared in over 500 concerts and festivals in the USA and abroad as a solo performer and chamber musician. Connecticut Valley Symphony Orchestra, Razgrad Philharmonic, and Symphony Orchestra of the Army House of Serbia are a few of the many orchestras that Dr. Stuparević has been involved with. Dr. Stuparević is Head of the Piano Department at Silver Music in New York City, piano faculty at JCC Thurnauer School of Music, piano and chamber music faculty at Luzerne Music Center, among others. 🎹 🎼
Click the link in our bio to watch it live!
When: March 1st during free period from 11:20am to 12:20 pm
Where: The Mallery Room
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314 Linden Street
Camden, NJ, 08102
Voice: (856) 225-6176
