Princeton Arts Festival
Type
Art Fair, Exhibition, Publication
Category
Conceptual, Film, Installation
Status
Open for Applications
Deadline
January 1, 2027
Application Fee
$24
Host
Point Pleasant Publishing
Location
New York, United States
Point Pleasant Publishing proudly presents 'Crowns of Princeton', an experimental arts festival at The Solley Theatre at the Paul Robeson Center for the Arts in beautiful Princeton, New Jersey. Princeton is an affluent city and home to the world's leading academic institution, Princeton University.

The arts festival is open to all artists internationally working in any form of artistic practice, including performance and moving-image. This one-day arts festival will be promoted on EventBrite, ArtRabbit, LinkedIn, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and will take place on Saturday, February 20th, 2027 from 11am-4pm.

Additionally, there will be a detailed and comprehensive published catalogue documenting the Princeton Arts Festival, available in both print and digital. The extensive exhibition catalogue will contain human-authored curatorial statements / essays, thorough professional photography, and internationally registered with an ISBN. Participating artists will be given a free PDF copy of the exhibition catalogue for 'Crowns of Princeton'. The catalogue will be available in both linen wrap hardcover and perfect bound paperback.


Read more details and Apply at https://www.pointpleasantpublishing.net/princeton-arts-festival


About:
Located in Downtown and just one block from Princeton University, The Solley Theatre at the Paul Robeson Center for the Arts will host 'Crowns of Princeton', an experimental arts festival by Point Pleasant Publishing. 'Crowns of Princeton' is focused on surveying the status of experimental art as opposed to a fixed, generalized theme. Due to the unconventional nature of the show being held in a theatre with large windows, spanning one day, and incorporating moving-image, performance, and 2-D / 3-D visual art, 'Crowns of Princeton' is more similar to an arts festival rather than a standard exhibition.