Nigerian American artist is internationally renowned for his highly expressive multimedia works of art inspired by Nsibidi, an ancient system of communication.
In paintings, sculptures, and works on paper, the artist Victor Ekpuk unfolds his vibrant visual repertoire inspired by Nsibidi, an ancient system of communication from southern Nigeria and northwest Cameroon.
Exhibition from Chanika Svetvilas project, Anonymous Was the Data, which uplifts the individual lived experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who have a mental health difference
Multimedia exhibit showcasing indigenous life in Isle de Jean Charles and Shishmaref, Alaska and he price of the climate crisis.
The exhibit “Albert Einstein: Champion of Racial Justice and Equality” is now on view at the West Windsor Library.
Virtual panel discussion “Fusion of Minds: Art, Asian American Data and Collaboration” about the project, Anonymous Was the Data.
Exhibit and opening reception of “On Lenape Land,” a solo exhibition of paintings and forest compositions by New Jersey artist Susan Hoenig.
Retrospective of the paintings Mabel “Freda” Williams, "a variety of styles and themes, i.e. florals, political, African American History, Trenton historical sites, southern themes, landscapes and cityscapes."
Presentation about Peter Hill is the earliest documented Black clockmaker in America.
A weekend-long living history program that tells the heroic stories of America's black warriors spanning four hundred years until today.
The screening of "Freedom Riders" will be followed by a private viewing of the exhibition at Mudd Manuscript Library.
Comprehensive exhibition of Black dolls made by Trenton's Horsman Factory