EXHIBITIONS Samanta Batra Mehta: Search for the Empyrean Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery September 29, 2023–February 4, 2024 Samanta Batra Mehta is a mixed-media artist who explores identity, memory, and the interconnection between human experience and the world we inhabit. She investigates

EXHIBITIONS Elana Herzog: Ripped, Tangled, and Frayed Main Gallery September 29, 2023–February 4, 2024 Ripping, cutting, tangling, fraying, and stapling are among the many physical acts at the core of Elana Herzog’s artistic practice. For over three decades, she has dismantled

2023 Artists in Residence PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Artist in Residence program took place from July 7–August 13, when the Art Center’s Main Gallery was transformed into a creative space for artists to reflect on their artistic practices, experiment with materials and techniques, and explore

Jairo Alfonso: Objectscapes Main Gallery January 24–June 4, 2023 Jairo Alfonso: Objectscapes, surveyed the work of Jairo Alfonso, a Cuban-born artist who has lived and worked in New Jersey since 2014. This exhibition was a survey of artworks created in the past 10

Los Herederos The Sonicycle: Layers of Community Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery January 24–June 4, 2023 Folklife traditions—including dance performances, traditional music, and multimedia storytelling—were highlighted in The Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery, through public programs and video, audio recordings, and documentary photographs.

Kevin Darmanie: Jack & Jill Stair-gazing Gallery January 24–June 4, 2023 The Art Center’s Stair-gazing gallery showcased Jack & Jill by figurative painter Kevin Darmanie. Born in Trinidad & Tobago, Darmanie utilizes photographs of himself and his friends to create his portraiture, referencing

Athena LaTocha: After the Falls Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery October 9, 2021–January 23, 2022 Athena LaTocha is an Alaska-born artist whose work explores the relationship between natural landscapes and human-made environments. She is drawn not only to wilderness areas and national parks

The First Water Is the Body Main Gallery October 9, 2021–January 23, 2022 Curated by Maria Hupfield The First Water Is the Body took its title from a poem by Natalie Diaz, published in her book, Postcolonial Love Poem, 2020. A visual complement

Stair-gazing: Rhia Hurt January 19 - March 19, 2017 Brooklyn based artist Rhia Hurt composes installations with organically-shaped stretched canvases.  Each canvas is configured into an individual form and painted with washes of color.  In this site-specific installation, Hurt responds to