JERSEY CITY, N.J. | ɫ (NJCU)’s annual B.F.A. exhibition — a culmination of the work of its 2023 Bachelor of Fine Arts graduates — will open in NJCU’s two on-campus art galleries on April 22 and run through May 12. The 2023 event is entitled “Crescendo” and will offer a diverse output of artworks from clay sculpture to digital illustration.
The exhibition, which has continued to gradually expand over recent years, will open with a reception on Saturday, April 22 from 3-6 p.m., and will include three Friday afternoon artist talks — with a remote access option — on April 28, May 5, and May 12 from 2-3:30 p.m. The exhibition will be complemented by a website featuring artist statements and images.
The art exhibits will be held at the Harold B. Lemmerman Gallery, located at Hepburn Hall Room 323, at 2039 Kennedy Blvd. and the Visual Arts Building Gallery, located at 100 Culver Avenue on campus.
The opening reception is free, but space is limited and requires pre-registration at:
Participating artists are: Joseph Bachanes, Maria Barros, Paige Bishop, Kassandra Brown, Kayla Brown, Jonah Buonsanto, Adriana Crow, Jose DeLa Rosa, Heber Diaz, Margaret Deignan, Anya Dudley, Jonah Dunstan, Daniel Guiller, Madeline Herrera, Sofija (Alec) Kucere-Lavcivnoska, Fransheska Larios, Neil Nacamuli, Abigail Ostorva, Michael Pantaleon, Jhyda Pura-Quilla, Renee Ramos, Crystal Serrano, Lil Sloginski, Lucero Torres, Abraham Vasquez, Angel Velez, Merlee Vergara, and Tionna Watson.
Hours for both galleries are Monday–Friday, 12-5 p.m. and by appointment, by emailing gallery@njcu.edu. For further information, please contact Midori Yoshimoto, Curator and Director of NJCU Galleries, at myoshimoto@njcu.edu.
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