February is the
official launch of the 30 Under 30 membership level!
The Zimmerli
invites the next generation of art lovers to explore unique art
programming with this newest level of membership, designed exclusively
for people aged 18-30.
30 Under 30
Level Members Enjoy:
- Pop up events and programs
- Priority registration for select events
- Fun swag!
We invite
current and prospective 30 Under 30 members to join us for a launch
event on Saturday,
February 8.
- If you are a 30 Under 30 member, you will
receive an invitation with details.
- If you are thinking about joining at this level
and would like to attend, please email membership@zimmerli.rutgers.edu
for further information.
Ready to join or
give a gift membership? Learn more here!
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Highlights
Tours
Saturday,
January 18 / 2 to 3 pm
Select Saturday & Sunday
Dates Have Been Added for 2025
Zimmerli's team of student educators provides visitors
a free, curated tour of artworks throughout the galleries.
Free & Open to the Public
No Registration Required
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NEW
SERIES! Yoga in the Galleries
Wednesday, January 22 /
10 to 11 am
Join us for a unique experience of practicing yoga
surrounded by beautiful art.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil setting of the museum
as you rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit.
All levels are welcome, whether you're a beginner or an
experienced yogi.
Free & Open
to the Public
Limited to 20
participants. Advance registration
required.
Participants are
expected to bring their own mats.
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Indigenous Identities: Here, Now &
Always Opens on February 1
This unprecedented survey of contemporary Native American
art curated by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (Citizen of the Confederated
Salish and Kootenai Nation) marks the largest curatorial endeavor in
the acclaimed artist’s 60-year career and emphasizes her pivotal role
in bringing forth a living Native Art history.
Read about the works on view, related programs, and people
involved
in a new Rutgers Today
feature.
Join Us at the Opening Reception on February 1
Free & Open to the Public
Learn More & RSVP!
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Zimmerli Exhibit Showcases
Rarely Seen Large-Scale Nonconformist Art
“Painting to Scale
was an exhibition I'd been working on for about a year, so this
particular class was involved in critically examining its conceptual
origins and spatial arrangement.”
- Jane
Sharp, research curator for Soviet Nonconformist Art at the Zimmerli
and a professor in the Department of Art History within the School of
Arts and Sciences.
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Two Mason Gross Professors
Are Featured in Zimmerli’s
Abstract Art Exhibit
Julie Langsam, a
painter whose work spans filmmaking, photography and printmaking, is an
associate professor of drawing. An abstract painter and art critic,
Stephen Westfall is a professor of painting. The two members of the Department of Art
& Design discuss the Crossing
Borders exhibition.
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Bucks County artist Patrick
Strzelec installs new outdoor
sculpture at Rutgers
Well-known for
his abstract sculptures, Strzelec created a circuit of lines that rise
from the ground and curve around each other in an infinite flow. The
13-foot-tall work is constructed of a high-grade aluminum that
maintains strength and durability. It also will not rust, and a powder
coating ensures the surface remains in a pristine state. He designed [Past is Prologue]
to provide inspiration for generations into the future.
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Opening January 22
Hope with Humor: Works
by Jaune Quick-To-See
Smith
from the Collection
An Eye for Photographs: Gifts from Anne and Arthur Goldstein
Shifting Perspectives on Environmental Crisis
Napoleon: A Visual
Legacy of Power
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Artwork, Top to Bottom:
G.
Peter Jemison (Seneca, Heron Clan), Red Power, 1973.
Acrylic on canvas. Tia Collection, Santa Fe, NM. Photo James Hart
Photography.
Malle
Leis, The
Longest Day, 1977. Oil on canvas. Norton and Nancy Dodge
Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union. © 2024 Artists
Rights Society (ARS), New York / EAU, Tallinn. Photo Peter Jacobs.
Stephen
Westfall, Persimmons,
2013. Acrylic on canvas. © Stephen Westfall, courtesy Alexandre
Gallery, New York. Photo Peter Jacobs.
Patrick
Strzelec,
Past is Prologue, 2024, on the front terrace of the
Zimmerli. Photo McKay Imaging Photography.
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Plan Your Visit
Free Admission
Wednesday & Friday 11AM–6PM
Thursday 11AM–8PM
Saturday & Sunday Noon–5PM
Galleries are closed Monday &
Tuesday, but the lobby is open.
TJ's Café
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM
TJ's Reopens on January 21, 2025.
Updated Accessibility Information
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The Zimmerli's operations,
exhibitions, and programs are funded in part by Rutgers, the State
University of New Jersey, and income from the Avenir Foundation
Endowment, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Endowment Fund, among
others.
Additional support comes from the
New Jersey State Council on the Arts and the donors, members, and
friends of the Zimmerli Art Museum.
Generous
support for bilingual text was provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.
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Zimmerli
Art Museum Rutgers University 71 Hamilton Street | New Brunswick
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