Gallery Overview
Gallery Overview
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GALLERIES CLOSED
Rowan University Art Gallery and The Center for Art and Social Engagement are closed until further notice.
POSTPONED | RUAG at 301 High Street
The opening reception and artist talk for Tracing Origins scheduled for April 2 has been postponed until further notice.
POSTPONED | The Center for Art and Social Engagement
Please check back for The Monumental Selfie Project program launch and opening reception this fall.
Tracing Origins: Video Tour, Images, and Exhibition Guide
This group exhibition brings together three Philadelphia based artists who create work inspired by ancestral homelands and native cultures. Pulling from personal memories, experiences, and familial influences their stories are expressed through photography, paper engineering, painting, and sculpture.
Power Masks: Art Education Project Postponed
Rowan University Art Gallery is teaming up with Clearview Regional High School, Rowan University’s Department of STEAM Education, College of Education, and Philadelphia-based artist Claes Gabriel.
Claes Gabriel, who will be exhibiting at RUAG this spring, creates vibrant 3D paintings that are the source of inspiration for the Power Masks project. A key goal of the program is to bring an artist directly into the classroom setting. The resulting artwork by Clearview Regional High School students will be on view at the Gallery from April 15–22.
MSP at The Center for Art: Postponed until Fall 2020
MSP is an interactive, multi-discipline collaborative art engagement project at the Center for Art and Social Engagement that humanizes concepts of public monuments rendering them accessible and aspirational in seeing one’s own potential for personal greatness.
Three Interactive Installations
Green Screen Selfies
Sister Sounds
The Janis Project
The Center for Art & Social Engagement is Closed
The Center for Art and Social Engagement serves as a venue for investigating social issues through arts-based methods. Anchored by a permanent display of The Sister Chapel, a historic collaborative feminist installation, CASE draws inspiration from the cooperative spirit of the women’s art movement.
Past Exhibitions and Gallery Catalogs
PDF catalogs from past exhibitions are available to download for free. Printed copies of exhibition catalogs are also available free of charge by visiting our 301 High Street Gallery location.
