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UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Three Canadian Artists Reflect on the Natural World
Susan Collett, Julie Oakes & Christian Bernard Singer
Karl & Helen Burger Gallery
(Maxine & Jack Lane Center for Academic Success)
October 24, 2016 - January 23, 2017
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Since the beginning of the last century, Canadian artists have
brought a distinct voice to creating works to evoke the beauty, power,
diversity, and raw wilderness of a land that remains mostly untamed,
natural, and unmarked by man. Through the works of Susan Collett,
Julie Oakes, and Christian Bernard Singer, the exhibition poetically
explores the idea of place at a time when our relationship with an
ever-changing landscape has never been more fluid.
Kean’s History & WWII
Dr. Jonathan Mercantini & Dr. Elizabeth Hyde
Nancy Dryfoos Gallery (Nancy Thompson Library)
November 1 - December 8, 2016
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This exhibit will highlight the newly digitized letters from the Nancy
Thompson World War II Scrapbook. These letters were sent to from
Newark State Teachers College students and alumni serving in World
War II, and meticulously kept by Ms. Thompson in a scrapbook
detailing their experiences.
Foundations Exhibition
James Howe Gallery, Vaughn Eames Hall
November 4 - December 16, 2016
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This exhibit will feature work by students enrolled in Kean’s 2-D, 3-D,
and Color Theory classes.
For gallery hours and additional information on upcoming events,
please visit Kean Galleries online at
or call
908-737-0392.
Breaking Criminal Traditions
Chuck Gniech, Exhibition Curator
Human Rights Institute Gallery (Nancy Thompson Library)
Now - December 20, 2016
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Art can go where the law does not. It can lead public policy
through the hearts and minds of artists and their audiences. This
exhibition explores human rights issues that may be acceptable in
one culture but unacceptable or illegal in another.
Kean
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