Feast For Your Eyes: Rutgers-Newarks Spring Visual Arts Offerings

(NEWARK) Portuguese art deco ceramics, contemporary landscape photography and woodcuts are a few of the exhibitions that will be on view at Rutgers-Newark this spring.

Both the Paul Robeson Campus Center Art Gallery and the John Cotton Dana Library Gallery have posted exhibition schedules. Robeson Gallery is currently showcasing professional artists works but will spotlight graduating Rutgers-Newark art students senior portfolios in April and May.

Dana features Portuguese ceramics for most of the spring semester, exhibits Penny Dells woodcuts and prints for spring and summer, and finally showcases painter Cassandra Jennings Hall through the fall.

All exhibitions at Rutgers-Newark are open to the public free of charge.

Exhibitions at the Paul Robeson Campus Center Art Gallery

(entrance from Norman Samuels Plaza, or 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Tuesday and Thursdays, 11 a.m. 5 p.m., Wednesday, 1 6 p.m.; 973/353-1610, http://robesongallery.newark.rutgers.edu/)

through March 9,A Trip in the Country: Contemporary Landscape Photography

Bayview Avenue (through March 9)

April 14-28, Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition

May 5-19, Graphic Design Senior Thesis Exhibition

Exhibitions at John Cotton Dana Library

(entrance from Norman Samuels Plaza, 185 University Ave., regular library hours: 973/353-5222)

through April 10, Artwork by Joanne Leone Corris. Dana Room.

Feb. 24 April 29,Portuguese Ceramics in Art Deco Period, Dana Gallery/Dana Lobby. Reception, March 31, 5 p.m.

May 5-July 29, Billie Holidays Gardenias and Other Woodcuts and Prints by Penny Dell, Dana Gallery. Reception, May 5, 5 p.m.

May 12-December 16,The Quilt Secret: Paintings by Cassandra Jennings Hall, Dana Room. Reception, May 12, 5 p.m.

For updated arts information at Rutgers-Newark, please go to arts. For other information, contact Carla Capizzi, 973/353-562, or capizzi@rutgers.edu

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