This exhibition features selections from freelance photographer Ed Gallucci’s life work and includes photographs of celebrities like Muhammad Ali, Bruce Springsteen, Rod Stewart, jerry Garcia, Paul Simon, Al Green, Stevie Wonder, and many others.
Designer Steven Brower explores his origins and how he filters early and later influences through his own personal sensibility. Not limited to visual art, graphic design or illustrations those influences include Groucho Marx, Woody Guthrie, Louis Armstrong, right along side PushPin Studios, Mad Magazine, and Jack Kirby.
Join us for a series of Tango classes with Lee Sager of Tango Pantera. Everyone is welcome. No partner or experience needed.
A set by the CGT is a constantly surprising thing mixing baroque fugues, surf music, arena rock and cowboy standards with the
Filmed in Bangladesh, Runaway by Amit Ashraf is about one man running from his past, while another tracks him down and forces him to face it.
Meena Alexander considered one of the foremost Indian poets of her generation. Editor of Indian Love Poems and author of several other publications, her memoir Fault Lines was picked as one of Publishers Weekly’s Best Books of the Year.
A performative walking tour through economically varied sections of the communities surrounding Monmouth University. This project explores a society that has advanced to a point where an excess of highly specialized tools and goods results in a trajectory towards some form of collapse.
Their backstory has been called “the most compelling of any band” — a stranger than fiction saga involving a guitar made from a tin can and stick a wood
DUE TO WEATHER, GREAT HALL MILONGA IS CANCELLED FOR SUN. OCT. 28
All tango lovers (beginners through experienced) and even those who are just thinking about learning to tango are invited to join us for a sensational afternoon of dancing amongst the beautiful background of Wilson Hall. There will be an intro to Tango lesson for all beginners an hour before the Milonga given by Lee Sager and Silvana Brizuela of Tango Pantera.
The splendor of the golden age of American palaces will be featured in an exhibit of photographs depicting Shadow lawn estate as it appeared from 1903 through 1937.
