Visiting Artists Program – Qualeasha Wood
Fine Arts Building, Room 110 314 Linden Street, Camden, NJ, United StatesNationally and internationally acclaimed visual artists and art collectives visit our campus to present lectures about their work.
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Curatorial Forum on Emerging Arts
Stedman Gallery 314 Linden Street, Camden, NJ, United StatesJoin us for this open talk unveiling strategies for building sustainable practices for emerging artists living in the region.
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ZoomOnArt – Raul Romero
online Virtual, Virtual, NJ, United StatesThis Fall Semester at Rutgers–Camden, we have embraced the topic of Object-Oriented Ontologies: what can we learn from the “objects” in our present moment?
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Visiting Artists Program – Mark Thomas Gibson
Fine Arts Building, Room 110 314 Linden Street, Camden, NJ, United StatesNationally and internationally acclaimed visual artists and art collectives visit our campus to present lectures about their work.
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ZoomOnArt – Tatiana Parcero
online Virtual, Virtual, NJ, United StatesThis Fall Semester at Rutgers–Camden, we have embraced the topic of Object-Oriented Ontologies: what can we learn from the “objects” in our present moment?
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ZoomOnArt – Stass Shpanin
online Virtual, Virtual, NJ, United StatesThis Fall Semester at Rutgers–Camden, we have embraced the topic of Object-Oriented Ontologies: what can we learn from the “objects” in our present moment?
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ZoomOnArt – Christina Freeman
online Virtual, Virtual, NJ, United StatesThis Fall Semester at Rutgers–Camden, we have embraced the topic of Object-Oriented Ontologies: what can we learn from the “objects” in our present moment?
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Visiting Artists Program – Samuel Jablon
Fine Arts Building, Room 110 314 Linden Street, Camden, NJ, United StatesNationally and internationally acclaimed visual artists and art collectives visit our campus to present lectures about their work.
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ZoomOnArt – Jenny Jaramillo
online Virtual, Virtual, NJ, United StatesThis Fall Semester at Rutgers–Camden, we have embraced the topic of Object-Oriented Ontologies: what can we learn from the “objects” in our present moment?