New Beginnings: Art Museum Student Gala 2024 Thursday, December 5, 7–9 p.m. Campus Club The Student Advisory Board (SAB) invites Princeton students to a night celebrating the growth of the Princeton University Art Museum by highlighting botanical motifs in the Museum’s collections. This year’s event will commemorate the turning of a new leaf as the Read more about New Beginnings: Art Museum Student Gala 2024 […]
Location: Julis Romo Rabinowitz 399 Date: Thursday, November 7, 2024 @ 5:30 pm The Princeton University Art Museum Student Advisory Board welcomes MacArthur Prize–winning artist Shahzia Sikander in conversation with Art Museum Director James Steward. Engaging ideas of language, trade, empire, and migration through feminist perspectives, Sikander’s paintings, video animations, mosaics, and sculpture explore gender, sexuality, racial narratives, Read more about SAB Visiting Artist Conversation: Shahzia Sikander and James Steward[…]
Art in Style: 2022 Art Museum Student Gala Thursday, December 1 7:30–9:30 p.m. Campus Club The Student Advisory Board (SAB) invites Princeton students to a night of art and fashion at the Art Museum Student Gala. This year’s event will explore the themes of fashion and style, inspired by the Museum’s collections. Join us for a tote Read more about December 1, 2022: Art in Style: Art Museum Student Gala[…]
The Princeton University Art Museum Student Advisory Board invites you to a special opportunity to explore artwork from the Museum’s collections, up close and in person. Join Veronica White, Curator of Teaching and Learning, for an interactive discussion featuring several works including prints, drawings, and photographs. Space is limited and registration is required. Open to Princeton undergraduates only. THIS Read more about September 30th, 2022: Art Up Close – SOLD OUT[…]
Let’s gather together again! Returning to an in-person celebration, this year’s student gala is inspired by our reunion with Princeton’s art, culture, and community.
Friday, February 26th, 2021 @ 8:00 pm Join the Student Advisory Board of the Princeton University Art Museum for a live art-making program that will prompt you to think about ways of showing up for issues affecting your communities. Reflecting on the work of artist Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012), Art & Archaeology PhD student Charmaine Branch Read more about Protest & Progress: A Poster-Making Workshop[…]
Join the SAB for an evening of art and conversation inspired by change. As we grapple with a global pandemic, the impacts of global climate change, and protests against racial injustice, we are reminded that art makes sense of and enacts change in moments of upheaval.