New Jersey artists highlight social issues in ‘Windows of Understanding’ showcase
A public art initiative is showcasing the work of New Jersey artists to bring awareness to social issues.
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Jan 18, 2022, 11:35 PM
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Updated 828 days ago
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5h agoA public
art initiative is showcasing
the work of New Jersey artists to bring awareness to social issues.
Windows of
Understanding, now in its fifth year, teamed up with local artists to bring
attention to issues ranging from climate change, public health, economic justice and more.
The program’s showcases will be on display at venues in New Brunswick, Highland Park, South
Plainfield and Metuchen through Feb. 28.
