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A Sneak Peak into the Rowan University Art Gallery’s Annual Juried Exhibition

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Each year the Rowan University Art Gallery host a Juried Art Exhibition. Students can submit up to three works in hopes that an off-campus juror will select their pieces to be included in the show. This year gallery director Kathryn McFadden asked Julie Saecker Schneider, director in the fine arts department at the University of Pennsylvania, to jury the exhibition. The Whit documented Schneider’s selection, a process that is usually closed to the public. 

Written by: Bobbi Lee Hitchon on March 30, 2009.
Last revised by: Bobbi Lee Hitchon on April 1, 2009.

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