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10/19/2026

Figure out how to combine business and the arts! 💸🎨 Take AAD 220: INTRODUCTION TO ARTS ADMINISTRATION: LEADERSHIP IN THE ARTS
Wednesdays
5:30-8:20pm, 322 AIMM

This course will introduce you to the field of Arts Administration. You will learn about leadership roles in arts and cultural organizations in the public, private, and philanthropic sectors--including galleries and museums, arts centers, performance venues, theatres, and cultural sites.

Taught by Lynn DeClemente Losavio, a TCNJ-alumni and Executive Director of the Seward Johnson Atelier, the course situates different types of leadership in dialogue with the ever-changing landscape of arts and culture, and foreground responsiveness to social and community issues. Through a range of exciting guest speakers and hands-on experiences, it also emphasizes the skills needed to translate innovative visions of what the arts can and should be into practical applications to real-world scenarios.
Past guest speakers have included:
This course will introduce you to the field of Arts Administration. You will learn about leadership roles in arts and cultural organizations in the public, private, and philanthropic sectors--including galleries and museums, arts centers, performance venues, theatres, and cultural sites.
Taught by Lynn DeClemente Losavio, a TCNJ-alumni and Executive Director of the Seward Johnson Atelier, the course situates different types of leadership in dialogue with the ever-changing landscape of arts and culture, and foreground responsiveness to social and community issues. Through a range of exciting guest speakers and hands-on experiences, it also emphasizes the skills needed to translate innovative visions of what the arts can and should be into practical applications to real-world scenarios.
Past guest speakers have included:
Lou Chen, (Chief Executive Officer) at INTEMPO
Brad Fey, (President) at Stepping Stone Strategies
Debbie Bisno, Director of University and Artistic Partnerships at McCarter Theatre Center Erika Byrnison, Director of Marketing at Morven Museum and Garden
Sarah Adams, Performance and Education Manager at Allegra School of Music
and many more!🗣

10/19/2026

Looking for art history course for Spring 2027? look no further-sign up for AAH 370-04: Arts of the Asian Diaspora! 🎨📚

This course examines modern and contemporary art produced across Asian diasporas (overseas and migrant Asian communities). Moving beyond nation-based approaches to art history, it explores connections among Asia and diasporic communities in North America, Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, and the Pacific. Students will consider how artists respond to colonial histories, immigration, globalization, war, displacement, experiences of home, cultural memories, generational changes, and shifting forms of belonging. The course introduces students to key concepts in diaspora and transnational studies while emphasizing close looking, visual analysis, and the relationship between artistic practice and broader social and historical contexts.

➡️No prereqs needed❗️
➡️Fulfills LVPA and Global for the College Core‼️

10/15/2026

Gender, Race & Class in the Arts
Keisha Scarville's presentation w Q&A
Tuesday, October 27

ICC

Meet the Artist!
w/ food & refreshments

Tuesday, Oct 27
AIMM 125

Then the talk & photo presentation at six pm in ICC

Keisha Scarville (Keisha Scarville), a multimedia photographer with work on exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum (2026), will discuss her life and work. She started college as an Accounting major then transitioned to a major in Fine Arts Photography. Scarville has since built a successful career as an award winning professional photographer while navigating the race, gender, and class dynamics of a predominantly white arena of art curation and exhibition. Scarville has written & designed two photobooks (one of which sold out), the most recent titled lick of tongue rub of finger on soft wound (2023) and regularly exhibits her work in the U.S. and Europe.Scarville’s work “weaves together themes dealing with loss, latencies…the elusive body,” sexuality, family, movement, and migration among people in the African diaspora.

09/22/2026

TOMORROW! Senior Solo Exhibition Opening Reception in AIMM 111 & 119 from 4-8 PM. 👩‍🎨👨‍🎨📸
Drop by and support your Seniors!

09/21/2026

The Career and Internship Fair is on Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 12-3 PM in BSC

Many companies/organizations will be there looking for artcomm students! Please plan to stop by. An email was send to Art&Art Ed majors on how to register 📩

09/02/2026

Congratulations to Professor Anita Allyn on her featuring artist exhibition "No Other Place to Go" at InLiquid Gallery on view September 4th-October 17th, 2026!

Go and support your Professor and fellow artist 💙💛

05/07/2026

💙💛Our Senior Celebration for Class of 2026 💛💙

We are so proud of our graduating seniors and will miss them dearly!

We are all so excited to see what the future holds for you all!!

Address

AIMM Building, 2000 Pennington Road
Ewing, NJ
08628

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16097712653

Website

http://art.tcnj.edu/

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