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BONDING, Jack Larimore
- Jack Larimore: Maker, State of the Arts NJ
- Exploring Bonds: Jack Larimore’s Bonding Exhibition at the Rowan University Art Gallery, The Whit
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- Turning the Screw Back: (re)FOCUS Redresses Censorship of Feminist Art, Discover Jersey Arts
- Visiting Places That No Longer Exist, The New Yorker
- New Jersey Art Gallery Opens an Exhibition Featuring Places That No Longer Exist, WHYY News
- Ellen Harvey’s ‘Disappointed Tourist’ at Rowan University, An Archive and a Celebration of Loss, Artblog
- Ellen Harvey’s ‘Disappointed Tourist’ Exhibit Shows the Power of Postcards, NJ Arts
- Lost Landmarks, SNJ Today
- NJ’s Places That Used To Be-Check Out The New Exhibit At Rowan, New Jersey 101.5
- Art Elley Harvey’s ‘Disappointed Tourist’ Opens at Rowan University Art Gallery and Museum, Rowan Today
- Layers of Authenticity, Episode 11/18/23, Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM
- Unveiling Truths Through Art: “Layers of Authenticity” Exhibition at Rowan Art Gallery, The Whit
- ‘Layers of Authenticity’ Exhibition Propels Curiosity and Contemplation At Rowan University’s Art Gallery, Follow South Jersey
Origins of God, Cynthia Mailman
The Lightness of Bearing, Virgnia Maksymowicz
- Virginia Maksymowicz and the “Lightness of Bearing” at Rowan University’s Art Gallery, Artblog
- The Lightness of Bearing, episode 9/16/23, Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM
- “The Lightness of Bearing” at the Rowan Art Gallery: Celebrating the Resilience of Women in Art and Architecture, The Whit
SuperCellular, Carolyn Healy, John Phillips
- Carolyn Healy and the John Phillips’ Exhibit SuperCellular Examines the Art in Biological Processes, The Whit
Multiplicities, Naomieh Jovin, Tommy Kha, Wendy Red Star, Leonard Suryajaya
Gaia Theory, Emily Erb
- Emily Erb’s art Exhibit, “Gaia Theory,” Questions the Connection Between Humans and the Earth, The Whit
To Whom It May Concern, Genevieve Gaignard
- Genevieve Gaignard- To Whom It May Concern at Rowan: Featured Project with Mary Salvante, Art Spiel
- The Wallpaper Speaks in "To Whom It May Concern", JerseyArts
- “To Whom It May Concern” Tackles Race and Identity Through Art, The Whit
- To Whom It May Concern, episode 09/17/22, Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM
Cultivated Space, Anonda Bell, Henry Bermudez, Linda Brenner, Fritz Dietel, Steven Donegan, Rachel Eng, Darla Jackson, Martha Jackson Jarvis, Mi-Kyoung Lee, Michelle Marcuse, Sana Musasama, Joanna Platt
Earth Offerings: Honoring the Gardeners, Syd Carpenter
- A Road Trip to Black Farms in the South Inspired Philly Sculptor Syd Carpenter’s Solo Exhibit at Rowan University, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- On View: See Images from ‘Syd Carpenter: Earth Offerings, Honoring the Gardeners,’ Exhibition of New Ceramic Sculptures at Rowan University Art Gallery in New Jersey, Culture Type
- Syd Carpenter’s Ode to Women and Black-owned family farms, Artblog
- Artist Syd Carpenter Identifies and Honors African American Farmers and Gardeners at Rowan U. Art Gallery, Discover Jersey Arts
- Syd Carpenter Explains Her Art Gallery Exhibit, “Earth’s Offerings: Honoring the Gardeners”, The Whit
What's Going On Here? Jeanne Silverthorne
Field Companion, Nadia Hironaka, Matthew Suib
- Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib: Field Companion, State of the Arts NJ
- Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib's 'Field Companion', a not-so-alternate reality, with fungi, Artblog
- A "Field Companion" to a Microcosmic Forest at Rowan University Art Gallery, Discover Jersey Arts
- Art Gallery's "Field Companion" Offers a Refreshing Break From a Troubling World, The Whit
From Bones We Rise, The Empathics, Saya Woolfalk
- "From Bones We Rise, The Empathics" by Saya Woolfalk, Create!
- South Jersey exhibit gives glimpse into imagined new world, NJ.com
- From Bones We Rise: How Saya Woolfalk Uses Art To Bridge Socio-Cultural Divides, The Whit
The Bacchanalian Ones, Federico Solmi
- Federico Solmi, Critics Pick, Artforum
- Blended Media, History, and More in "Federico Solmi: The Bacchanalian Ones", Jersey Arts
- Rowan University Art Gallery offers chance to experience virtual and augmented reality art, Press of Atlantic City
Tracing Origins, Colette Fu, Claes Gabriel, Hiro Sakaguchi
- Colette Fu, Claes Gabriel, Hiro Sakaguchi: Three of Philadelphia’s Finest Join in ‘Tracing Origins’ at Rowan University, Artblog
- "Tracing Origins" at Rowan University Art Gallery, JerseyArts
- Review:'Tracing Origins' Exhibit at Rowan University, Root Quarterly
7 Mile Girls, Jamea Richmond-Edwards
- Jamea Richmond-Edwards' Art Gallery exhibit '7 Mile Girls' empowers black women in colorful fashion, The Whit
- Julie Heffernan: Mending a Reflection, State of the Arts NJ
- Artist Julie Heffernan discusses "Mending a Reflection" and the need to surround yourself with positive visuals, The Whit
Women Defining Themselves: The Original Artists of Soho 20
Terra Incognita, Heather Ujiie
Sea of Vulnerability, Brandon Ballengée
- Artist and Eco-scientist Bradon Ballengée, State of the Arts NJ
How Food Moves: Edible Logistics
- Rowan exhibit explores the economy of food, USA Today
- Rowan's "How Food Moves" Exhibit Invites Viewers to Think Critically About Food Systems, JerseyArts
- Food-industrial complex is rich fodder for artists in show at Rowan University, Artblog
- 'How Food Moves: Edible Logistics' at Rowan's Art Gallery, The Whit
Archetype, Jay Walker
Between the Threads
- Rowan exhibit aims to redefine femininity, Courier-Post
A Sharp Divide, Dred Scott
- A Sharp Divide - An Interview with Artist and Activist Dred Scott, InLiquid
- Rowan art exhibit looks at race and inequality, Courier-Post
- Rowan University art exhibit explores civil rights issues, Press of Atlantic City
The Sister Chapel
- God Is A Woman In Previously Forgotten Feminist Exhibit 'The Sister Chapel", Huffington Post
- Major Feminist Art Installation 'The Sister Chapel' Resurrected After 37 Years, Artnet
- After 35 Years, Lost Feminist Art Back on Display, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- The Sister Chapel at Rowan, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- The Sister Chapel - An Essential Feminist Collaboration (NSFW), Artblog
- An Essential Feminist Collaboration on View at Rowan University Art Gallery, JerseyArts
- The Sister Chapel, State of the Arts New Jersey
- God as a woman: Feminist 'Chapel' congregates 37 years after making history, SILive.com
- The Sister Chapel Returns, Great Neck Record
In/Dwelling: Meditations on Built Enviroments as Cultural Narrative
- Rowan Exhibit Draws on Memories of Home, Courier-Post
Elegy for Tesla, Jeanne Jaffe
Simulate/Permeate
Inverted Normals
- Reality became virtual at Rowan's 'Inverted Normals', Press of Atlantic City
Disparate Acts, Mel Chin
- Rowan Mel Chin exhibit 'rare opportunity' to see process of artist's works, NJ.com
- Mel Chin: Art as activism at Rowan, The Daily Journal
Cradles to Conquests: Mapping American Military History, Joyce Kozloff
- Joyce Kozloff's Cradels to Conquests: Mapping American Military History, Huffington Post
- Targets and Flowers: Artist Joyce Kozloff in New Jersey, NJTV News
- Rowan University rocks the cradle with Joyce Kozloff's anti-war exhibit, NJ.com
Harsh Realities
Deep Impressions, Willie Cole
- 'Willie Cole: Deep Impressions' emphasizes artist's ties to Newark, NJ, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- N.J. artist Willie Cole has works on view at Rowan, NJ.com
Groundbreaking: The Women of the Sylvia Sleigh Collection
- The Women of the Sylvia Sleigh Collection at Rowan University, The Great Nude
Skin Deep
Body, Mind, and Hair
- The Contemporary Female Experience - "Body, Mind, and Hair", New Jersey Stage
Heavy Breathing/Sleeping Giants
Better Than Ever: Women Figurative Artists of the 70's Soho Co-ops
PRESS RELEASES
2024/2025 SEASON
Wendel White: Folding Time
September 3 - October 26, 2024
2023/2024 SEASON
Jack Larimore: BONDING
March 25 - July 13, 2024
Ellen Harvey: The Disappointed Tourist
January 16 - March 9, 2024
Layers of Authenticity
November 6 - December 20, 2023
Virginia Maksymowicz: The Lightness of Bearing
September 5 - October 28, 2023
