Albus Cavus is a non profit organization that works to unite artists with their communities. It is a small grass routes organization founded in 2002 right here in New Brunswick but have now opened a second office in Washington D.C. The organization has done exhibits in in other big cities like Los Angeles and even…
“It will be a great chance for students and members of the community to see photography they would not otherwise have access to, speak to the students creating this artwork, and mingle with a great group of people.”
“It will be a great chance for students and members of the community to see photography they would not otherwise have access to, speak to the students creating this artwork, and mingle with a great group of people.”
By Bianca Spivak On Wednesday night, the second floor of the Douglass Campus Center filled with young talent and high hopes. The Rutgers University Programming Association sponsored Art Contest and Reception held at the NJC Lounge was a wholly inspiring and well curated event. The contest was judged by several members of the Board of…
On October 31, 2009, RaÃces Cultural Center partnered up with Albus Cavus, Family Arts Movement, Verbal Mayhem and the Community Arts Mural Project to celebrate Halloween and El DÃa de los Muertos at the Raritan River Art Walk in New Brunswick, NJ. With the help of all the monster artists, musicians, poets, families and friends who came outside despite the dreary day, at Monster Jam 2k9, RaÃces spent the day celebrating the ancestors, community, culture and art.
This post is a link to the video produced by the RaÃces Cultural Center Archive about the event.