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Discover creative personalities and productions in and around New Jersey. Recognized as one of the outstanding arts programs in the country, this award-winning program features stories that range from in-depth profiles of world-renowned artists to visits with emerging dancers and musicians.
Chick Corea and Trilogy, Artist Willie Cole, Steampunk Artists, and Stage Fight Class
Writer John Keene; Artist Wendy Red Star; Artist Robert Forman; and a silent film musician
State of the Arts February 2019
Laiona Michelle as Nina Simone, David Rago, Winter Morning Walks, and Geoffrey Hendricks
State of the Arts December 2018
Artists Tyler Ballon and Gary Erbe, photographer Erik James Montgomery and Jackson Pines
State of the Arts: The Princeton Show
State of the Arts explores the cultural scene in Princeton, New Jersey.
State of the Arts October 2018
Pamela’s First Musical, Artist Kevin Sampson, a Bomba master, Poet Maria Mazziotti Gillan
State of the Arts goes on location with some of the most creative people in Montclair, NJ.
Mel Leipzig: Everything is Paintable
The renowned realist painter who captures people in their natural surroundings.
The Trenton Show looks at how arts and culture are transforming New Jersey's capital city.
Architect/Designer/Artist Michael Graves gives a tour of his home, "The Warehouse."
At the Creative Glass Center of America resident artists pursue their creative vision.
Napoleons older brother Joseph Bonaparte and his magnificent estate in Bordentown NJ
African American Heritage Museum in Atlantic City
The African American Heritage Museum in Atlantic City at the Noyes Arts Garage.
Atlantic City has 48 blocks- and now the 48 Blocks Festival kicks off every summer.
Brian Rose, Photographer: Atlantic City
Photographer Brian Rose's visual commentary on Atlantic City, post-Trump.
Chicken Bone Beach Jazz keeps Atlantic City’s African American history and music alive.
Stage Fight Master Class at Two River Theater
Fight director David Anzuelo teaches the art of the stage fight at Two River Theater.
Simply Steampunk at the Morris Museum
A Cache of Kinetic Art: Simply Steampunk at the Morris Museum features 12 artists.
Willie Cole creates enigmatic art using irons, shoes, and plastic water bottles.
John Keene, Experimental Writer
MacArthur Genius John Keene is the author of a book of stories about the African diaspora.
String artist Robert Forman uses yarn and Elmer's glue to create striking compositions.
16-year-oldBrett Miller accompanies classic silent movies on the organ.
