Public art by Ben Shahn threatened with destruction
This past week, the public learned of yet another calamity from a seemingly unending stream of bad news: the Trump ...
A New Season Begins in Uncertain Times
The Moving Architects, Where She Once Stood / Parlor (1796-1840) with Nicole Arakaki and Mariah Anton-Arters / Photo by Julie ...
In Production now at State of the Arts!
Videographer Jack Stawowczyk on assignment in New Orleans The State of the Arts production team has been busy lately, working on a ...
Now in Production!
Pictured: Producer Eric Schultz interviews Samuel Pott, artistic director of Nimbus Dance It’s December, and the State of the Arts team is ...
A focus on the first New Jersey Heritage Fellows
Since 1982, the nation has honored folk and traditional artists for their lifetime achievements and contributions to our cultural heritage ...
A new season exploring the arts in New Jersey
State of the Arts crew with producer Susan Wallner, interviewing photographer and filmmaker Steve Siegel on Ellis Island, 2024 State of ...
Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within
Header image: Toshiko Takaezu with her works at home in Quakertown, New Jersey, 1997 Photo: Bobby Jae Kim; Courtesy: Family ...
Remembering Playwright Christopher Durang
Pictured: Christopher Durang in 2012 Christopher Durang died earlier this month, from complications related to a rare form of dementia. ...
Visual art from the Harlem Renaissance in a landmark documentary
Woman Holding a Jug, 1932, James A. Porter As Black history month comes to a close, we’re privileged to publish ...
The hard work of being an artist (it’s National Arts & Humanities Month)
“History is not the only way to interpret the past,” says Martha Sandweiss, founder and director of the Princeton & Slavery ...