Art shows and art events in Lawrenceville, NJ tonight and this week

An exhibition at Michener Art Museum offering new perspectives on Washington's 1776 crossing of the Delaware, with works by Edward Hicks, Robert Beck, vanessa german, Ai Weiwei and others responding to Emanuel Leutze's iconic painting.

To Be Continued..., an exhibition.

A 35-minute small-group conversation for women business owners at Remark Glass in the Bok Building. Leave with a decision to lighten your load.

Free art show- A Likeness Now Seen at Black Moth Gallery in Ardmore, Pennsylvania.

A fun craft session for adults with special challenges. Registration requested.

A Weekly Arts & Crafts Class at the Museum, a relaxed, creative drop-in session for the youngest visitors led by Ms. Lisa.

A look at drawings and prints by artists like Hilma af Klint, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Charles White that sparked recent MoMA exhibitions, with curator Samantha Friedman.

Hudson River School landscape paintings, mostly from The New York Historical, seen through Transcendentalism, the 19th-century movement that saw a spiritual connection between humans and nature.

Lisa Bradley: Beyond Luminosity, an exhibition of recent abstract paintings, from infinitely deep darks to light-filled canvases, that express movement and stillness at once.

Adults 18 and older turn book pages into a Thanksgiving centerpiece. Registration required.

A watercolor class in which participants practice techniques, then sketch and paint a landscape image and take home the finished piece.

Become a Tattoo Artist at Project Farmhouse in New York.

Locating Girlhood: Place and Identity in Early American “Schoolgirl” Art at American Folk Art Museum in NY 10023, New York.

The Gretchen Hupel Symposium 2026: Shifting Perspectives Art in America at The Delaware Contemporary in Wilmington, Delaware.

A talk by Chilean-born photojournalist Marcelo Montealegre about New York's solidarity with victims of Chile's dictatorship in the 1970s. He'll discuss how photography and music can drive social change, followed by a conversation with art historian Florencia San Martín.

Open hours in the library's Maker Space: explore supplies, tools and materials and work on a project of your choice. Ages 10+.

A talk and visit to the NJ State Library's new in-person exhibit on the state's constitutional past, part of the NJ250 celebration.

Exhibition on Screen: James McNeill Whistler, screening at Symphony Space.

New Now IX Exhibition, Presented by InLiquid at InLiquid Gallery, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A six-week course at Blue Skies Pottery where children ages 8 to 16 learn throwing on the wheel and handbuilding with clay. Clay, glazes and firings included. No class on Thanksgiving.

Messy Art, station based art play for ages 2-5. Dress for a mess! Please register.

Story Blanket Collage: create layered collage "story blankets" from fabric, stamps and paper telling stories of home, nature and family.

Unfinished Chapter: The First 250 Years of American Liberty, a Lehigh Libraries exhibit on the history of freedom in America, with rare founding-era publications and original documents signed by nine signers of the Declaration of Independence.