At Two River Theater’s outdoor stage, ALEA explores the musical heritage of Latin America, from cumbia, vallenato, ranchera, and jazz ...
Min Kwon’s America/Beautiful
Mae Kellert2021-07-25T13:31:52-04:00Korean-born American classical pianist Min Kwon asked more than 70 very different composers to create variations on the familiar song ...
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 ...
Dan Levinson at the Morris Museum
Mae Kellert2021-07-25T13:24:57-04:00Clarinetist Dan Levinson performs early jazz on the back deck of the Morris Museum. Produced by Eric G. Schultz for ...
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 ...
Seven Choreographers
Mae Kellert2021-05-19T14:12:15-04:00Seven NJ State Council on the Arts fellowship-winning choreographers reveal new work. We hear from Erin Carlisle Norton, Pallavi Degwekar ...
Olympia Dukakis
Mae Kellert2021-05-04T13:14:11-04:00Olympia Dukakis was a force of nature. In 1963, she won an Obie for her role in a play by ...
Carolyn Dorfman Dance: Prima
Mae Kellert2022-08-30T10:54:36-04:00Over the past 40 years choreographer Carolyn Dorfman and her dance company have created an impressive list of narrative works. ...
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 ...
Symphony in Lockdown: The NJ Symphony, 2020-21
Mae Kellert2023-09-14T15:52:03-04:00Musicians were hit hard during the pandemic of 2020-21 and the New Jersey Symphony was no exception. Most of the ...
Echad with Carolyn Dorfman Dance
Mae Kellert2021-04-26T17:47:52-04:00State of the Arts producer Eric Schultz profiled choreographer Carolyn Dorfman and the debut of her work, Echad, in 2002. ...
Poet Sharon Olds
Mae Kellert2021-04-12T14:24:45-04:00Poet Sharon Olds appeared on State of the Arts in February 1997, where she talked about her career with host ...
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, ...
Regina Carter
Mae Kellert2021-03-16T11:24:34-04:00She's been called the finest jazz violinist of our time. Meet Regina Carter on her national tour playing music from ...
Donna Bassin
Mae Kellert2021-03-01T13:12:12-05:00Artist Donna Bassin is a clinical psychologist and an assistant professor at NYU’s postdoc program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. She’s ...
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 ...