DAWN JOSEPH PHOTOGRAPHY
Viewers look at part of Samuelle Green’s “Permutation 3,” which is part of the “Contemporary Volumes” exhibition at The Morris Museum in Morris Township, through March 8.
Through Feb. 26: “Resilience and Reflection” at Watchung Arts Center. Works by Rochelle Rubin, Vince Salvati, Linda Streicher and Brad Terhune.
Through Feb. 26: “Visual Transformations” at Watchung Arts Center. Works by Annette J. Kushen.
Through Feb. 27: “The Untitled Art Exhibition” featuring works by Anthony Charles, Christopher Johnson, Jamil Ameer Cobb at Perkins Center for the Arts, Collingswood.
Through Feb. 27: “Room for My Lens” featuring works by Liz Wuillermin at Perkins Center for the Arts, Collingswood.
Through Feb. 27: “Photography 45: Focus on Freedom” at Perkins Center for the Arts, Moorestown. Featuring works by Patricia S. Worley.
Through Feb. 28: “Celestial Bodies: Precolonial Black African Queer Identity,” works by Rashad Malik Davis at Artworks, Trenton.
Through Feb. 28: “FUGAZI Solo Exhibit” at Artworks, Trenton.
Through Feb. 28: “Black Is the New Black” at Art House Productions, Jersey City.
Through Feb. 28: “Voices in the Sky,” bird photography of Michael Yellin, at Montclair Public Library.
Through March: “Mind Your Feelings” at Johnson Public Library, Hackensack.
Through March 1: “Morven Revealed: Untold Stories From New Jersey’s Most Historic Home” at Morven Museum & Garden, Princeton. (NJArts.net Review)
Through March 1: “Nina Nemeth: Shared Spaces” at Monmouth Museum at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft.
Through March 1: “Aminah Robinson: Journeys Home, a Visual Memoir” at The Newark Museum of Art.
Through March 7: “Pigmen or Mulemen, You Decide,” works by Ted Lyons at 503 Social Club, Hoboken.
Through March 8: “Contemporary Volumes” at Morris Museum, Morris Township. Works by Brian Dettmer, Colette Fu, Samuelle Greene, Cheryl Gross, Amanda Love, Sarah Matthews, Cheryl R. Riley, Susan Rostow, Diana Schmertz. (NJArts.net Review)
Through March 15: “Jordan Eagles: Centrifuge,” presented by Princeton University Art Museum at Art@Bainbridge.
Through March 15: “I Am You,” works by Tatum Sabin at Herb & Milly Iris Gallery at South Orange Performing Arts Center.
Through March 20: “Pop Surrealism: From the James and Maureen Dorment Collection” at DiMattio Gallery at Monmouth University, West Long Branch.
Through March 21: “Devan Shimoyama” at Rowan University Art Gallery and Museum, Glassboro.
Through March 22: “Cutting Their Own Path,” works by Joan Arbeiter, Edith Hodge Pletzner and Helen M. Stummer at FOMA/Basecamp Galleries, Metuchen.
Through March 29: “Princeton Collects” at Princeton University Art Museum. Works by Sean Scully, Émile Zola, Edward Steichen, Balthus, Hans Hofmann, Joan Mitchell, Sheila Hicks, Donald Sultan, Emmet Gowin, Dona Nelson, Zanele Muholi, others.
Through March 31: “Fashion, Feminism, and Fear: Clothing and Power in the 19th Century” at Princeton University Library.
Through April: “Iconic: Kathleen Gilje Repaints Art History” at Morris Museum, Morris Township.
Through April 5: “Perennial Land” (conceived, filmed and directed by Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger) at Morris Museum, Morris Township.
Through April 26: “Paul Deery — Bach in Color: The Goldberg Variations” at Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton.
Through April 26: “Semiquincentennial Exhibition: Contemporary Artists Respond” at Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton. Works by Bonnie Berkowitz, Heejung Kim, Krystle Lemonias, Lauren Rosenthal McManus, Liz Mitchell, Elie Porter Trubert.
Through April 26: “Christine Romanell: Cosmic Crossing”” at Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton.
Through May 1: “Face to Face” at Princeton University Art Museum.
Through May 1: “What Photographs Look Like” at Princeton University Art Museum.
Through May 10: “Notes on Napkins” at Morris Museum, Morris Township.
Through May 10: “Greg Navratil: Chromatic Terrain” at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Summit.
Through June 28: “JP Terlizzi: Remembering Eden” at Montclair Art Museum.
Through July 5: “Toshiko Takaezu: Dialogues in Clay” at Princeton University Art Museum.
Through Aug. 9: “Christine Romanell: Sacred Transition” at Montclair Art Museum.
Through Dec. 31: “Animal Kingdom” at The Newark Museum of Art.
Through March 7, 2027: “Risham Syed: Destiny Fractured” at Newark Museum of Art.
Through March 7, 2027: “Liberty & Legacy” at Newark Museum of Art.
Through Aug. 1, 2027: “Salvador Jiménez-Flores: Raíces & Resistencias” at Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton. (NJArts.net Review)
Through Dec. 31, 2027: “Transformations: The Wasserstein Collection of Contemporary Glass” at Museum of American Glass, Millville.
Through 2028: “Northern Family, Southern Ties” at Morven Museum & Garden, Princeton.
Through Jan. 2, 2028: “Stay: The Black Women of 19th‑Century Newark” at Newark Museum of Art.
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UPCOMING
Feb. 11-July 31: “Andy Warhol: On Repeat” at Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick.
Feb. 11-July 31: “Allan Rohan Crite: Neighborhood” at Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick.
Feb. 13-Aug. 23: “In Conversation: Will Wilson” at Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit.
Feb. 13-Aug. 23: “Present and Growing,” works by Gabriel Garcia Roman at Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit.
Feb. 13-Aug. 23: “With Passing Years,” photos by Chrystofer Davis at Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit.
Feb. 14-February 2027: “Spirit of ’76: The Bicentennial” at The New Jersey State Museum, Trenton.
March 6-28: “Gordana: Secret Garden” at Art House Productions, Jersey City.
March 13-15: Spring CraftMorristown at Morristown Armory.
April 6-June 27: “The Spectrum of Resilience,” works by Jazlyne Sabree at Rowan University Art Gallery and Museum, Glassboro.
May 3-27: “Karen Abada: Mixed Messages” at Watchung Arts Center.
May 3-27: “Common Ground” at Watchung Arts Center. Works by Will Holub, Tracy Duhamel McFarlane, PE Pinkman.
May 28-Aug. 23: “Common Ground: NJ Artists Think Monumental (New Jersey Arts Annual 2026)” at Morris Museum, Morris Township.
Sept. 20-July 23, 2028: “Shantell Martin: Past, Present, Future” at Grounds for Scupture, Hamilton.
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