

Open to the Public
Reclaimed Creations by Sayaka Ganz.
Contemporary artist Sayaka Ganz utilizes reclaimed plastic objects such as discarded utensils, like brush strokes that appear visibly unified at a distance though separated at close proximity.
Reclaimed Creations will be displayed from January 18, 2023 - May 6, 2023, in the Liberty Hall Academic Center Gallery.
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Artist-in-Residence Ricardo Roig
Ricardo Roig, Kean University alumnus, becomes the next artist-in-residence at Kean University from Fall 2023 through Spring 2024. In honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Roig will paint a mural celebrating those who have advocated for human rights throughout history, and the many figures who have participated in the Human Rights Institute's annual conference at Kean University.

Hidden Gems
Hidden Gems is an exhibition of freestanding sculptures inspired by rock structures and created with multiple parts of cast, assembled and carved resin.

Sight Unseen
Sight Unseen presents work by the world’s most accomplished blind photographers as they explore ideas about the nature of seeing. The artists of Sight Unseen, in bringing their inner visions into the world of the sighted, reveal a rich visual and emotionally complex blending of the physical and conceptual worlds. Â
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Vadhu: The Embroidered Bride
Internationally recognized artist Spandita Malik explores the very specific way traditional Indian embroidery has passed down her matrilineal line, becoming a language common to the women in her family.

The Galleries on News 12
News 12 New Jersey profiled the Galleries at Kean! Executive Director Lynette Zimmerman discussed our latest exhibitions and the vision behind our gallery spaces.Â
Featured Exhibitions
Reclaimed Creations embodies the rich beauty of nature through the use of reused materials.Â
Hidden Gems is an exhibition of freestanding sculptures inspired by rock structures and created with multiple parts of cast, assembled and carved resin.
Photographic images presented in this digital exploration document Kean Community members’ first-hand study of the United States Civil Rights Movement during recent visits to Georgia and Alabama.
Sight Unseen presents work by the world’s most accomplished blind photographers as they explore ideas about the nature of seeing. The artists of Sight Unseen, in bringing their inner visions into the world of the sighted, reveal a rich visual and emotionally complex blending of the physical and conceptual worlds. Â
Internationally recognized artist Spandita Malik explores the very specific way traditional Indian embroidery has passed down her matrilineal line, becoming a language common to the women in her family.
Hours
Tuesday 10-4Â Â Wednesday 10-4Â Â Thursday 10-4 Â Â Friday 10-4 Â *Saturday 10-4
*Human Rights Rights Gallery 10-2