Nov 15, 2023
Prof. Jim Toia’s solo exhibition on display at Rutgers’ Zimmerli Art Museum
Toia’s work on nature’s complexity serves as educational springboard for deeper conversations about art, science, and the environment.
Toia’s work on nature’s complexity serves as educational springboard for deeper conversations about art, science, and the environment.
On Oct. 21, Easton area families strolled the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in costume during the fourth annual Come As You Art/Arf parade.
Lafayette’s four academic deans work collaboratively in support of all faculty and look for ways to foster cooperation across academic areas.
Lafayette can take pride in its first-rate arts program, says Mattison.
"I am excited to be here for the long term, making a significant contribution to Lafayette as a visible artist, a classroom teacher, a mentor, and a community…
‘I chose to attend the college that I felt had chosen me, and I cannot imagine a more rewarding college experience. I feel so blessed that Lafayette…
Extensive BOMB Magazine Q&A article describes Prof. Sun You's work, philosophy, and techniques.
You's paintings display her ongoing experimentation with abstract polymer clay sculptures.
WMFZ-Channel 69 News on March 23 featured Lafayette printmaking students who designed, printed and sold T-shirts and posters to raise money for victims…
Robert S. Mattison, Marshall R. Metzger Professor of Art History, Finalizes Online Catalog of Artist Franz Kline