Posted on: Mar 14, 2019
Highlighting the interconnected lives of southern women as ‘as delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel,’ the University’s Department of Music and Theatre proudly presents Robert Harling’s touching 1987 dramatic comedy, Steel Magnolias, directed by Dr. John Burke. Using the intimate Lauren K. Woods Theatre as its setting, this production of Steel Magnolias is deeply emotional, with an eye-catching set and a cast of intensely dedicated players.
The Echo Press had the privilege of speaking with esteemed educator, United States Ambassador of Cultural Arts, talented opera singer, playwright, and current Music Director of the Count Basie Center Gospel Choir and Music Director and Conductor of the NJ Symphony Chorus, Gwen Moten.
In Fall 2024, social practice artist Sheryl Oring will bring her project I Wish to Say to Monmouth University. We are looking for students who want to participate as typists and organizers throughout the Fall 2024 semester. Join us for student interest meetings this April to learn more about how to become involved.
This call for entries seeks works by artists whose mosaics blend the meticulous craftsmanship of mosaic work with the illusionistic qualities of painting in a fascinating fusion of two distinct art forms.
Artists are invited to submit original artwork for Monmouth University’s art exhibit, Diversity Lives Here: Representation Through Art.
The Department of Art & Design, ArtNOW, and The Center for Entrepreneurship have teamed to fund and oversee the Monmouth University Mural Project. The Project invites Monmouth student artists and artists teams (comprised of 2-4 students) to submit proposals for the creation of a series of murals to be executed on the Monmouth University campus. Students may be from any department within the University.
