Art After Hours: First Tuesdays

December 4 / 5-9pm

Put down your to-do list and stop by Art After Hours for curator-led tours of our new exhibitions, Timekeeping and Dialogues - The 60s Generation: Lydia Masterkova /Evgenii Rukhin, music spun by New Brunswick’s own DRKBXT and KOJAK, refreshments, and more! The program is free and open to the public.

PLEASE NOTE: NEW PARKING GUIDELINES
If you plan to park in university lots 11, 16, 26, 30, or the College Avenue Deck to attend Art After Hours, please register your license plate to avoid a possible citation.

Schedule

Exhibition Tour / 5:30pm
Join Nicole Simpson, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings, for a tour of Timekeeping, a fascinating exhibition that examines the ways that artists have traced, recorded, and interpreted the passage of time through prints, drawings, and photographs.

Exhibition Tour / 6:30pm
Julia Tulovsky, Curator of Russian and Soviet Nonconformist Art, leads a tour of Dialogues - The 60s Generation: Lydia Masterkova / Evgenii Rukhin, which looks at similarities between two groundbreaking artists who addressed Russia’s hidden past in their work.  

Focus Tour / 8pm
Join Amanda Potter, Curator of Education, for an in-depth exploration of a single work from our collection.

Music / Throughout the Evening
Enjoy vintage holiday tunes and other great vinyl spun by DJ’s DRKBXT and KOJAK, featuring special guest Germain Brito on trumpet. 

Admission, activities, and refreshments are FREE TO ALL.

Program dates for the 2018-19 season: September 4, October 2, November 6, December 4, February 5, March 5, April 2, and June 4. Art After Hours does not take place in January, May, July, or August. 

Art After Hours offers a variety of activities that enhance the museum experience, including:

• Guided Tours: Curators provide insight on current exhibitions
• Current exhibitions:Self-Confessed: The Inappropriately Intimate Comics of Alison Bechdel; Celebrity Culture: Photographs from the Collection of the Zimmerli Art Museum; The Art of Turning Pages: Illustrations by Lulu Delacre for Sonia Sotomayor's Life Story; Timekeeping; Picturing Labor in Nineteenth-Century France; Three American Painters: David Diao, Sam Gilliam, and Sal Sirugo; and Dialogues—The 60s Generation: Lydia Mastercova/Evegenii Rukhin
• Live Music: Musicians from Mason Gross School of the Arts and New Brunswick Jazz Project, as well as a variety of student bands, perform throughout the museum. 

In addition, special guests and events enliven these evenings with unique and engaging presentations.