Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts

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Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts organizes museum-quality exhibitions of local, national, and international artists, and provides free art educational programs that engage and inspire audiences in Camden, NJ, and the South Jersey/Philadelphia region. RCCA is a public service unit of the Rutgers–Camden Campus, formed in 1997 to consolidate the established programs of the Stedman Gallery (1975) an

d the emerging programs of the Gordon Theater and Black Box Studio (1995). RCCA's exhibition, performance, pre K-12 education, and community arts programs have evolved in response to external factors and the needs of our targeted constituencies. RCCA's service region is primarily the area within a 50-mile radius of Camden, including southern and central New Jersey, southeastern Pennsylvania, and northern Delaware, which has a total population of more than five million.

06/27/2026

Did you know?  
 
The Rutgers–Camden Collection of Art, numbering close to 800 works, has a strength of works by 20th and 21st century American artists. The collection has grown over fifty years with acquisitions from the biannual national works on paper exhibitions, exhibitions of south Jersey artists, and the annual Rutgers–Camden senior thesis exhibition, as well as through generous donations from the community. See a selection of these works on view in the exhibition, Drawn to Create, this summer.
 

06/03/2026

Installation in progress…

Our new exhibition Drawn to Create opens on Tuesday, June 9th! Come check it out!

Did you know?   Each year the Stedman Purchase Prize is awarded to an artist from the annual senior Thesis Exhibition, a...
05/12/2026

Did you know?

Each year the Stedman Purchase Prize is awarded to an artist from the annual senior Thesis Exhibition, and this year’s artist is Reilly Ziolkowski! Her works in photography will become a part of the Rutgers–Camden Collection of Art. Come by the gallery to see them in person before May 21st!

Footprints, 2026, Digital Negative
Transient, 2026, Digital Negative
Untitled, 2026, Digital Negative
Intertwined, 2026, Digital Negative
Echoes, 2026, Digital Negative
July 5th, 2026, Digital Negative
May64, 2026, Digital Negative
Untitled, 2026, Digital Negative

05/11/2026

This Saturday! 🎉

Please join us at the annual showcase featuring the work of graduating student artists. All are welcome!

️ 🗓️Saturday, May 16, 2026
⏰ 5:00 – 8:00 pm
📍 Black Box Studio/Stedman Gallery

Thesis Exhibition ART CAN is now on view! Come check it out!
04/21/2026

Thesis Exhibition ART CAN is now on view! Come check it out!

04/17/2026

Behind the scenes Thesis Exhibition ART CAN! The exhibition is coming together, and we can’t wait to share it with you on Tuesday, April 21, 2026!

Check this out! 👇 During the Of the People exhibition, third, fourth, and fifth grade students from LEAP Academy () tour...
04/06/2026

Check this out! 👇

During the Of the People exhibition, third, fourth, and fifth grade students from LEAP Academy () toured the show and learned about notions of democracy through works on paper by 12 contemporary artists. After their tours, students created their own collaborative work on paper that explored ideas from the exhibition and the 250th Anniversary of the United States. This paper quilt presents many expressions of democracy.

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314 Linden Street
Camden, NJ
08102

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+18562256202

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