Artist Monica Camin explores her ancestral roots though dramatically expressive paintings and sculpture. The child of German-Jews who escaped the ...
Raphael Montañez Ortiz
Mae Kellert2022-04-08T08:42:03-04:00Mason Gross School of the Arts professor and conceptual artist Raphael Montañez Ortiz has been making art since the late ...
Women and the Art World
Mae Kellert2022-01-23T10:43:25-05:00A look at the emergence of women artists as a force in the art world, from 1970s America to the ...
Joan Snyder “Dancing with the Dark”
Mae Kellert2022-01-20T11:46:13-05:00State of the Arts producer Eric Schultz profiled artist Joan Snyder in 2011, shortly after she received a MacArthur "Genius" ...
Klip Collective at Grounds for Sculpture
Mae Kellert2022-01-03T15:07:18-05:00Night Forms, an after-dark, immersive exhibition of digital light and music, transforms Grounds for Sculpture into a landscape that has ...
Kimberly Camp
Mae Kellert2021-12-19T11:38:31-05:00Meet painter, museum director, arts advocate, and doll-maker Kimberly Camp, in her Collingswood gallery. Produced by Ilene Dube for State ...
Robert Beck
Mae Kellert2022-01-03T15:03:24-05:00Artist Robert Beck documents the world around him, including the thirty years he’s spent in the Lambertville-New Hope area. Produced ...
Angela Davis: Seize the Time
Mae Kellert2021-11-22T09:34:46-05:00The image of Angela Davis was a lightning rod for both the left and the right in the early 1970s. ...
Climate Art in Four Acts
Mae Kellert2021-11-01T19:28:32-04:00Art projects at four different places on the New Jersey coastline were commissioned by NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
Before/After: Armenian Artists
Mae Kellert2021-11-01T09:53:50-04:00Many Armenian Americans are the descendants of someone who fled the 1915 genocide in their homeland during WWI. The memory ...
Field Companion
Mae Kellert2021-10-28T20:48:44-04:00Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib have collaborated on films, videos, public artworks, and immersive installations for over a decade. Field ...
Potter’s Paradise with Alan Willoughby & Linda Shusterman
Mae Kellert2021-07-25T13:27:04-04:00Ceramic artists, and married couple, Alan Willoughby and Linda Shusterman take us to their potter's paradise in Deptford, NJ, as ...
Nancy Cohen’s Atlas of Impermanence
Mae Kellert2021-10-07T21:17:33-04:00Jersey City artist Nancy Cohen works with homemade paper pulp and pigment to make works that reflect on climate change ...
Maya Lin’s Ghost Forest
Mae Kellert2021-10-07T21:18:32-04:00Artist Maya Lin's 2021 installation Ghost Forest in Manhattan uses Atlantic white cedars that were victims of climate change. The ...
A New View of Camden
Mae Kellert2021-10-07T21:18:22-04:00State of the Arts takes a tour of six large-scale public art pieces in Camden, all installed on lots previously ...
Artist Grace Lynne Haynes
Mae Kellert2021-05-30T11:29:13-04:00In the history of Western art and religion, the color black is linked to darkness and evil. But in the ...
Kea’s Ark
Mae Kellert2021-08-05T19:25:29-04:00Kea Tawana was a self-taught engineer and artist who built a 3-story ark in Newark’s Central Ward in the mid-1980s, ...
Melvin Edwards
Mae Kellert2021-02-01T13:02:30-05:00Melvin or "Mel" Edwards creates serious yet playful work using steel, chains, and barbed wire. Born in 1937 in the ...
Noborigama Kiln
Mae Kellert2021-01-19T10:24:50-05:00In 2003, State of the Arts filmed Alan Willoughby and a group of other artists over three weekends as they ...