The Princetoniana Committee maintains a collection of lapel pins given to alumni during Reunions or Princeton affiliated activities. Pins have been gathered from associations, committees, sport teams, regions, eating clubs, and other Princeton groups in an effort to document each pin’s history. The collection will be expanded each year as pins are re-discovered.
This exhibition from The Dignity and Debt Network (Sociology) and the VizE Lab (Anthropology) at Princeton visualizes social complexities within the urgent issue of student loan debt.
Art@Bainbridge, 158 Nassau Street In collaboration with Princeton University’s Brazil LAB and Department of Anthropology, the Princeton University Art Museum presents the work of Denilson Baniwa (Baniwa, born 1984, Amazonas, Brazil). Working in various media including drawing, painting, sculpture and performance, Baniwa grapples with legacies...
Touch forms the conceptual and sensory thread linking “‘Don’t we touch each other just to prove we are still here?’: Photography and Touch.” Featuring the work of 13 international artists who explore the expressive possibilities of touch through photography, film and video.
The Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P) and the Princetoniana Committee invite you to Frist Campus Center to see a uniquely Princeton historical exhibit “150 Years of Asian and Asian American Students at Princeton,” installed at the Frist Vitrine Display on the first floor near the center staircase.
Ulises Carrión Bogard was one of the most influential of all modern artists engaged in the book, and this exhibition is the largest United States retrospective exhibition of his work to date.
“Flight/Air/Fire” is an installation of 30 paper pulp banners made by Lecturer in Visual Arts Daniel Heyman while in residence at the Awagami Paper Factory in Shikoku, Japan. Working in traditional techniques using dyed Japanese mulberry and gampi pulp, Heyman has created vibrantly colored paper banners in the form of traditional Japanese nobori, that, taken as a whole, allude to extreme climate and weather events as a flock of geese navigates a winter storm by the Rhode Island coast.
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