WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

People, Place, Process: 50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts
Museum of American Glass

An exhibition focusing on the evolution of WheatonArts as a vital arts organization! Presenting highlights of contemporary artworks made by our international community of artists and interpreting the people, place, and process that inspired them, the exhibit tells a story of creativity’s exploration specific to WheatonArts. Honoring 50 years of glassmakers at the Center, visitors will discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Museum of American Glass

This contemporary Museum exhibit features new works by artists participating in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artists Series: Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, Jim Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

Themes Across Cultures
Down Jersey Folklife Center

In this exhibit, explore commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures such as beliefs, stories, legends, ritual, regional, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are three major themes: 1. Becoming Someone Else – the use of masks in ritual and celebrations of various cultures; 2. Learning from a Master – folk art apprenticeships in South Jersey; and 3. Behind the Story – exploring legends, stories, and beliefs among the diverse communities of our region.

6 p.m. on Thursday, September 24, 2020

Become captivated by the powerful artworks of accomplished artists Wendel White and Glynnis Reed as they discuss their creative process, traditions of African American art and photography, and their approaches to interweaving identity with nature and place.

Click here to learn more and to register! 

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

People, Place, Process: 50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts
Museum of American Glass

An exhibition focusing on the evolution of WheatonArts as a vital arts organization! Presenting highlights of contemporary artworks made by our international community of artists and interpreting the people, place, and process that inspired them, the exhibit tells a story of creativity’s exploration specific to WheatonArts. Honoring 50 years of glassmakers at the Center, visitors will discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Museum of American Glass

This contemporary Museum exhibit features new works by artists participating in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artists Series: Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, Jim Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

Themes Across Cultures
Down Jersey Folklife Center

In this exhibit, explore commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures such as beliefs, stories, legends, ritual, regional, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are three major themes: 1. Becoming Someone Else – the use of masks in ritual and celebrations of various cultures; 2. Learning from a Master – folk art apprenticeships in South Jersey; and 3. Behind the Story – exploring legends, stories, and beliefs among the diverse communities of our region.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Museum of American Glass

This contemporary Museum exhibit features new works by artists participating in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artists Series: Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, Jim Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

People, Place, Process: 50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts
Museum of American Glass

An exhibition focusing on the evolution of WheatonArts as a vital arts organization! Presenting highlights of contemporary artworks made by our international community of artists and interpreting the people, place, and process that inspired them, the exhibit tells a story of creativity’s exploration specific to WheatonArts. Honoring 50 years of glassmakers at the Center, visitors will discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

Themes Across Cultures
Down Jersey Folklife Center

In this exhibit, explore commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures such as beliefs, stories, legends, ritual, regional, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are three major themes: 1. Becoming Someone Else – the use of masks in ritual and celebrations of various cultures; 2. Learning from a Master – folk art apprenticeships in South Jersey; and 3. Behind the Story – exploring legends, stories, and beliefs among the diverse communities of our region.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Museum of American Glass

This contemporary Museum exhibit features new works by artists participating in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artists Series: Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, Jim Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

People, Place, Process: 50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts
Museum of American Glass

An exhibition focusing on the evolution of WheatonArts as a vital arts organization! Presenting highlights of contemporary artworks made by our international community of artists and interpreting the people, place, and process that inspired them, the exhibit tells a story of creativity’s exploration specific to WheatonArts. Honoring 50 years of glassmakers at the Center, visitors will discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

Themes Across Cultures
Down Jersey Folklife Center

In this exhibit, explore commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures such as beliefs, stories, legends, ritual, regional, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are three major themes: 1. Becoming Someone Else – the use of masks in ritual and celebrations of various cultures; 2. Learning from a Master – folk art apprenticeships in South Jersey; and 3. Behind the Story – exploring legends, stories, and beliefs among the diverse communities of our region.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Museum of American Glass

This contemporary Museum exhibit features new works by artists participating in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artists Series: Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, Jim Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

People, Place, Process: 50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts
Museum of American Glass

An exhibition focusing on the evolution of WheatonArts as a vital arts organization! Presenting highlights of contemporary artworks made by our international community of artists and interpreting the people, place, and process that inspired them, the exhibit tells a story of creativity’s exploration specific to WheatonArts. Honoring 50 years of glassmakers at the Center, visitors will discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time.

WheatonArts is committed to practicing the proper precautions and protocol to help keep our community, staff, and artists safe and protected from COVID-19.

Click here to see our new timed-ticketing information, hours, & visitor guidelines.

Themes Across Cultures
Down Jersey Folklife Center

In this exhibit, explore commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures such as beliefs, stories, legends, ritual, regional, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are three major themes: 1. Becoming Someone Else – the use of masks in ritual and celebrations of various cultures; 2. Learning from a Master – folk art apprenticeships in South Jersey; and 3. Behind the Story – exploring legends, stories, and beliefs among the diverse communities of our region.