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An unusual group exhibition featuring various approaches to the topic of masculinity, including: Media representations and stereotypes, non-binary matters, “Bro Culture” and Greek Life, military ideals, fatherhood, toxic masculinity, male beauty and the Female Gaze.
SCULPTURE STUDIO, RAMAPO COLLEGE
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2-6 PM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 10-1 PM
PARTICIPANTS FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE ARE WELCOME!
COMBAT PAPER MAKES FASCINATING ART FROM TRANSFORMED MILITARY UNIFORMS.
If you are interested in attending or participating, please send an email with your contact info to
The Sculpture Studio is located across Route 202 from the main campus, next to the ball field. Because the process involves wet paper pulp, please don’t wear fancy clothes.
Combat Paper is represented in the provocative Ramapo College exhibition The Masculinity Project (Incomplete) which is on view through April 4th in the Berrie Center Kresge and Pascal Galleries.
Kresge and Pascal Galleries, Berrie Center
Reception March 26th, 5-7 pm
An unusual group exhibition featuring various approaches to the topic of masculinity, including: Media representations and stereotypes, non-binary matters,
"Bro Culture" and Greek Life, military ideals, fatherhood, toxic masculinity, male beauty and the Female Gaze.
Hand papermaking with military uniforms. Learn about the craft of hand papermaking while using symbolically rich materials. Participants will engage in the entire process including breaking rags and forming sheets of paper. The paper you make can be picked up when dry.
Saturday June 7th, 2025 from 9-11am
For over a century, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts has provided educational arts programming in the heart of Appalachia. Hosting over 200 creative experiences each year, Arrowmont always has something new to explore.