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ARTS AND EVENTS

RUTGERS–CAMDEN

ARTS AND EVENTS

SUMMER 2013SUMMER 2013

MALLERY CONCERT SERIES

DAVID LIVEWELL AND EMILY RABOTEAUANDREW WILLIS • MOLLY-VIVIAN HUANG

THADDEUS RUTKOWSKI AND TIM SEIBLES

MALLERY CONCERT SERIES

UNIVERSAL AFRICAN DANCE AND DRUM ENSEMBLE

ALUMNI EVENTS

AFTERNOON READINGS

ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS, ALUMNI, FACULTY, STAFF, AND THE PUBLIC

ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS, ALUMNI, FACULTY, STAFF, AND THE PUBLIC

RUTGERS–CAMDEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS

RUTGERS–CAMDEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS

AUTHOR READINGS

JONATHAN DEE AND MAGGIE SHIPSTEAD

DANIEL BERGNER AUTHOR READINGS

LECTURES AND CONFERENCES

THEATER PROGRAM PERFORMANCES

THEATER PROGRAM PERFORMANCES

FREE NOONTIME CONCERT SERIES

JILL BIALOSKY AND PAUL LISICKY

BICE HORSZOWSKI

KYLE JAKUBOWSKI FAMILY FUN

JAZZ

DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS

DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS

RUTGERS–CAMDENMUSICAL PERFORMANCES MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

ATLANTIC CITY JAZZ BAND

FREE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

TRAUTENBERG MEMORIAL CONCERT

FREE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

VISUAL ARTS

UPTOWN JAZZTET

FREE CONCERT SERIES

JAMES HOCH AND KAREN KARBO

THE SCIENCE OF MAGIC

THE JUNKMAN MUSIC

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DIRECTIONS AND PARKINGRutgers–Camden is in the heart of the Delaware Valley, located just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia’s historic district and Penn’s Landing, and a short walk from the Camden Waterfront. The campus is accessible from all major highways, the PATCO High Speedline, and the NJ Transit River LINE light rail.

Directions and a campus map are available at camden.rutgers.edu/directions-campus.

For visitor parking information, see parking.camden.rutgers.edu.

MARKET ST

LOT14

LOT 13

LOT1

LOT2

PATCO line stop(N Fifth and Market Sts)

To Rand Transportation Center, NJT(Broadway & MLK Blvd.)

LOT12

Law

CITY LOT 11

University Police/Facilities/

Parking

401 Penn Classroom

Camden County Library

Athletic and Fitness Center

Johnson Park Library Building

217 N. Sixth St (Social Work)

Camden County Parking

Deck211 N. Fifth St

(Communications/ Events)Mailroom

RUTGERS–CAMDEN CAMPUS MAP

Campus Buildings Parking Lots

LOTE

ast

3

330 Cooper (Graduate Student

Housing)

LOT 10

Lot 8

C1: 303 Cooper/Chancellor’s O�ceC2: 305 CooperC3: 311 Cooper (CCAS academic advising, dean of students)C4: 319 Cooper (classrooms)C5: 321 Cooper C6: 323 Cooper

C7: C8: C9: C10: C11: C12:

325 CooperArtis Building 401 Cooper (political science, public policy)405/07 Cooper (sociology/criminal justice)411 Cooper (alumni relations, development, Rand Institute)413 Cooper

C13: 415 CooperC14: 419 Cooper (SBDC)C15: 421 CooperC16: 427/29 Cooper (history, religion/philosophy) F1: Registrar/Student Accounting/Financial Aid

C1

F1

C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11

C12 C13

C14 C15 C16

ELRA

Center for the Arts | Camden

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Storytelling AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsYou can’t miss “Tall Tales with Kyle J.” Everyone’s favorite storyteller, Kyle Jakubowski, will weave his delightful word magic and captivate preschool-aged children through interac-tive storytelling. Each weekly session includes several different stories, which the children help to tell through call-and-response, creative movement, and other ways that provide engaged learning and encourage a love of words and an interest in reading. After the story, the children will create an artwork inspired by one of the stories.

Who Should Attend:Children aged 3 to 6 with their parents or guardians.Groups of 10 or more interested in attending should reserve space by calling Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202

Each week brings different stories based on this summer’s theme of “Dig Into Reading.” Story sessions are repeated four times each week and are located at the Camden County Library Branch at Rutgers–Camden. Storytelling programs take place from 10 to11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon each Tuesday and Wednesday on the following dates:

Tuesday, July 9 Wednesday, July 10

Tuesday, July 16 Wednesday, July 17

Tuesday, July 23 Wednesday, July 24

Tuesday, July 30 Wednesday, July 31

Tuesday, August 6 Wednesday, August 7

Please note, no programs on July 2 or July 3.

AFTERNOON READINGS AND CONVERSATIONS WITH WRITERS28th Annual Rutgers–Camden Summer Writers’ ConferenceSome of the nation’s most talented contemporary writers will lead the intensive series of workshops, lectures, and meet-ings for this prestigious annual conference. These acclaimed authors of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry will read from their works throughout the conference. Featured writers have been recognized with national and international awards.

The reading series is open to the public and free. Refreshments will be served.

Readings begin at 1 p.m. in the Stedman Gallery, Fine Arts Building.

Thursday, June 27Thaddeus Rutkowski and Tim Seibles

Friday, June 28David Livewell and Emily Raboteau

Monday, July 1Daniel Bergner

Tuesday, July 2Jill Bialosky and Paul Lisicky

Wednesday, July 3 Students from the Program

For conference information and biographies of authors, see summer.camden.rutgers.edu/writconf.html

FREE NOONTIME CONCERT SERIESMallery Concert SeriesPresented by the Department of Fine Arts and the Summer Session Office, the Mallery Concert Series continues its tradi-tion of entertaining the campus community and the general public with live music during the summer months. The concert series is under the direction of Dr. Joseph Schiavo, clinical assistant professor of music and associate dean for undergraduate education.

Concerts begin at noon in the Mallery Music Room, Fine Arts Building, second floor.

Tuesday, July 9Uptown Jazztet

Tuesday, July 16Bice Horszowski, piano

Parking is available in Rutgers Lot 14 (Third and Pearl Streets) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. only on concert days.

For more information about parking, see parking.camden.rutgers.edu

For more information about Department of Fine Arts programming, see finearts.camden.rutgers.edu

OPEN HOUSES AND INFORMATION SESSIONSInterested in a specific school or academic program at Rutgers–Camden? All you need to know can be found at an open house, information session, or other get-to-know-us event.

Tuesday, July 16 Instant Decision Day for Transfer Students Held at Rutgers–Camden 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For a full schedule of upcoming open houses, see camden.rutgers.edu/page/upcoming-open-house-dates

ART ON CAMPUS

The Stedman Gallery houses a collection of 470-plus artworks by 20th and 21st century artists with a focus on works of art on/of paper by American artists. The works displayed throughout the Camden campus include works that have been acquired over the years through donations and acquisi-tions, and are newly framed. Art on display includes works by Susan Chrysler White, Joe Goode, Shelley Thorstensen, Sam Maitin, Ed Matalon, Olga Moore, and Lowell Nesbitt, official NASA artist for flights 9 and 13.

Please contact Nancy Maguire, associate curator for exhibitions, for more information.

The gallery is closed this summer for renovations. Please visit in the fall.

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Stage AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsThis summer’s Art Soup Stage Adventures presents a refresh-ing blend of dance, music, theater, and storytelling — you won’t want to miss it!

Performances begin at 10 a.m. and are free, but reservations are required for all Art Soup 2013 Stage Adventures perfor-mances, which are filled on a first-response, first-served basis. Performances are held in the Gordon Theater, located in the Fine Arts Building.

To reserve, please call Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Programs are subject to change. Call for further information.

For more information, see rcca.camden.rutgers.edu

Thursday, July 11Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble

Thursday, July 18The Science of Magic

Thursday, July 25TBA

Thursday, August 1The Junkman Music

These programs are supported in part by the Campbell Soup Foundation; Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; Subaru of America Foundation; the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; the Rutgers–Camden Arts and Sci-ences Office of the Dean; and individual contributors.

Center for the Arts | Camden

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Storytelling AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsYou can’t miss “Tall Tales with Kyle J.” Everyone’s favorite storyteller, Kyle Jakubowski, will weave his delightful word magic and captivate preschool-aged children through interac-tive storytelling. Each weekly session includes several different stories, which the children help to tell through call-and-response, creative movement, and other ways that provide engaged learning and encourage a love of words and an interest in reading. After the story, the children will create an artwork inspired by one of the stories.

Who Should Attend:Children aged 3 to 6 with their parents or guardians.Groups of 10 or more interested in attending should reserve space by calling Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202

Each week brings different stories based on this summer’s theme of “Dig Into Reading.” Story sessions are repeated four times each week and are located at the Camden County Library Branch at Rutgers–Camden. Storytelling programs take place from 10 to11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon each Tuesday and Wednesday on the following dates:

Tuesday, July 9 Wednesday, July 10

Tuesday, July 16 Wednesday, July 17

Tuesday, July 23 Wednesday, July 24

Tuesday, July 30 Wednesday, July 31

Tuesday, August 6 Wednesday, August 7

Please note, no programs on July 2 or July 3.

AFTERNOON READINGS AND CONVERSATIONS WITH WRITERS28th Annual Rutgers–Camden Summer Writers’ ConferenceSome of the nation’s most talented contemporary writers will lead the intensive series of workshops, lectures, and meet-ings for this prestigious annual conference. These acclaimed authors of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry will read from their works throughout the conference. Featured writers have been recognized with national and international awards.

The reading series is open to the public and free. Refreshments will be served.

Readings begin at 1 p.m. in the Stedman Gallery, Fine Arts Building.

Thursday, June 27Thaddeus Rutkowski and Tim Seibles

Friday, June 28David Livewell and Emily Raboteau

Monday, July 1Daniel Bergner

Tuesday, July 2Jill Bialosky and Paul Lisicky

Wednesday, July 3 Students from the Program

For conference information and biographies of authors, see summer.camden.rutgers.edu/writconf.html

FREE NOONTIME CONCERT SERIESMallery Concert SeriesPresented by the Department of Fine Arts and the Summer Session Office, the Mallery Concert Series continues its tradi-tion of entertaining the campus community and the general public with live music during the summer months. The concert series is under the direction of Dr. Joseph Schiavo, clinical assistant professor of music and associate dean for undergraduate education.

Concerts begin at noon in the Mallery Music Room, Fine Arts Building, second floor.

Tuesday, July 9Uptown Jazztet

Tuesday, July 16Bice Horszowski, piano

Parking is available in Rutgers Lot 14 (Third and Pearl Streets) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. only on concert days.

For more information about parking, see parking.camden.rutgers.edu

For more information about Department of Fine Arts programming, see finearts.camden.rutgers.edu

OPEN HOUSES AND INFORMATION SESSIONSInterested in a specific school or academic program at Rutgers–Camden? All you need to know can be found at an open house, information session, or other get-to-know-us event.

Tuesday, July 16 Instant Decision Day for Transfer Students Held at Rutgers–Camden 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For a full schedule of upcoming open houses, see camden.rutgers.edu/page/upcoming-open-house-dates

ART ON CAMPUS

The Stedman Gallery houses a collection of 470-plus artworks by 20th and 21st century artists with a focus on works of art on/of paper by American artists. The works displayed throughout the Camden campus include works that have been acquired over the years through donations and acquisi-tions, and are newly framed. Art on display includes works by Susan Chrysler White, Joe Goode, Shelley Thorstensen, Sam Maitin, Ed Matalon, Olga Moore, and Lowell Nesbitt, official NASA artist for flights 9 and 13.

Please contact Nancy Maguire, associate curator for exhibitions, for more information.

The gallery is closed this summer for renovations. Please visit in the fall.

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Stage AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsThis summer’s Art Soup Stage Adventures presents a refresh-ing blend of dance, music, theater, and storytelling — you won’t want to miss it!

Performances begin at 10 a.m. and are free, but reservations are required for all Art Soup 2013 Stage Adventures perfor-mances, which are filled on a first-response, first-served basis. Performances are held in the Gordon Theater, located in the Fine Arts Building.

To reserve, please call Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Programs are subject to change. Call for further information.

For more information, see rcca.camden.rutgers.edu

Thursday, July 11Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble

Thursday, July 18The Science of Magic

Thursday, July 25TBA

Thursday, August 1The Junkman Music

These programs are supported in part by the Campbell Soup Foundation; Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; Subaru of America Foundation; the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; the Rutgers–Camden Arts and Sci-ences Office of the Dean; and individual contributors.

Center for the Arts | Camden

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Storytelling AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsYou can’t miss “Tall Tales with Kyle J.” Everyone’s favorite storyteller, Kyle Jakubowski, will weave his delightful word magic and captivate preschool-aged children through interac-tive storytelling. Each weekly session includes several different stories, which the children help to tell through call-and-response, creative movement, and other ways that provide engaged learning and encourage a love of words and an interest in reading. After the story, the children will create an artwork inspired by one of the stories.

Who Should Attend:Children aged 3 to 6 with their parents or guardians.Groups of 10 or more interested in attending should reserve space by calling Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202

Each week brings different stories based on this summer’s theme of “Dig Into Reading.” Story sessions are repeated four times each week and are located at the Camden County Library Branch at Rutgers–Camden. Storytelling programs take place from 10 to11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon each Tuesday and Wednesday on the following dates:

Tuesday, July 9 Wednesday, July 10

Tuesday, July 16 Wednesday, July 17

Tuesday, July 23 Wednesday, July 24

Tuesday, July 30 Wednesday, July 31

Tuesday, August 6 Wednesday, August 7

Please note, no programs on July 2 or July 3.

AFTERNOON READINGS AND CONVERSATIONS WITH WRITERS28th Annual Rutgers–Camden Summer Writers’ ConferenceSome of the nation’s most talented contemporary writers will lead the intensive series of workshops, lectures, and meet-ings for this prestigious annual conference. These acclaimed authors of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry will read from their works throughout the conference. Featured writers have been recognized with national and international awards.

The reading series is open to the public and free. Refreshments will be served.

Readings begin at 1 p.m. in the Stedman Gallery, Fine Arts Building.

Thursday, June 27Thaddeus Rutkowski and Tim Seibles

Friday, June 28David Livewell and Emily Raboteau

Monday, July 1Daniel Bergner

Tuesday, July 2Jill Bialosky and Paul Lisicky

Wednesday, July 3 Students from the Program

For conference information and biographies of authors, see summer.camden.rutgers.edu/writconf.html

FREE NOONTIME CONCERT SERIESMallery Concert SeriesPresented by the Department of Fine Arts and the Summer Session Office, the Mallery Concert Series continues its tradi-tion of entertaining the campus community and the general public with live music during the summer months. The concert series is under the direction of Dr. Joseph Schiavo, clinical assistant professor of music and associate dean for undergraduate education.

Concerts begin at noon in the Mallery Music Room, Fine Arts Building, second floor.

Tuesday, July 9Uptown Jazztet

Tuesday, July 16Bice Horszowski, piano

Parking is available in Rutgers Lot 14 (Third and Pearl Streets) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. only on concert days.

For more information about parking, see parking.camden.rutgers.edu

For more information about Department of Fine Arts programming, see finearts.camden.rutgers.edu

OPEN HOUSES AND INFORMATION SESSIONSInterested in a specific school or academic program at Rutgers–Camden? All you need to know can be found at an open house, information session, or other get-to-know-us event.

Tuesday, July 16 Instant Decision Day for Transfer Students Held at Rutgers–Camden 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For a full schedule of upcoming open houses, see camden.rutgers.edu/page/upcoming-open-house-dates

ART ON CAMPUS

The Stedman Gallery houses a collection of 470-plus artworks by 20th and 21st century artists with a focus on works of art on/of paper by American artists. The works displayed throughout the Camden campus include works that have been acquired over the years through donations and acquisi-tions, and are newly framed. Art on display includes works by Susan Chrysler White, Joe Goode, Shelley Thorstensen, Sam Maitin, Ed Matalon, Olga Moore, and Lowell Nesbitt, official NASA artist for flights 9 and 13.

Please contact Nancy Maguire, associate curator for exhibitions, for more information.

The gallery is closed this summer for renovations. Please visit in the fall.

SUMMER ART SOUP 2013Stage AdventuresPresented by Rutgers–Camden Center for the ArtsThis summer’s Art Soup Stage Adventures presents a refresh-ing blend of dance, music, theater, and storytelling — you won’t want to miss it!

Performances begin at 10 a.m. and are free, but reservations are required for all Art Soup 2013 Stage Adventures perfor-mances, which are filled on a first-response, first-served basis. Performances are held in the Gordon Theater, located in the Fine Arts Building.

To reserve, please call Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 (Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Programs are subject to change. Call for further information.

For more information, see rcca.camden.rutgers.edu

Thursday, July 11Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble

Thursday, July 18The Science of Magic

Thursday, July 25TBA

Thursday, August 1The Junkman Music

These programs are supported in part by the Campbell Soup Foundation; Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; Subaru of America Foundation; the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; the Rutgers–Camden Arts and Sci-ences Office of the Dean; and individual contributors.