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Anna Lamar Switzer Distinguished Artists

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In 2002, through the generous donation from the Switzer - Reilly Families, life was breathed into the vision of a regional arts center finding its home on the campus of PJC.

In keeping with this vision, an annual event, the distinguished artist series, was developed to host a nationally recognized artist, to visit this campus and work with out students, and faculty while being and open free to the public.

This year we are honored to feature, 
Jing Zhou.


Jerry Uelsmann “Untitled”, silver print photograph, 20 x 16 in. 2004 (the theater)

Jing Zhou
Graphic Designer / Fine Artist
Born in Chongqing, China, Jing Zhou, Assistant Professor, Monmouth University, West Long Branch, New Jersey, is a prolific interdisciplinary artist and versatile graphic designer. Her award winning artwork has been widely shown and collected nationwide and abroad, such as Best of Show and Achievement Award from national juried art exhibitions, SIGGRAPH Art Gallery Exhibition, Horizon Interactive Awards, Lucie International Photography Awards, permanent collection of the WRO Media Art Center in Poland, the Museum of the Living Artist/San Diego Art Institute, etc. Numerous books and magazines, such as Computer Graphics World, have published her work. Ms. Zhou is also a Gold Medal recipient of the Art Directors Club of New Jersey, Silver winner of the Summit International Creative Awards, and winner of the American Corporate Identity 23 Design Competition. Her clients include international organizations such as Greenpeace.

Jing’s artistic creations reflect her interest in spiritual experiences, and Eastern and Western art, literature, and philosophy. To her, creating art is a process of expressing her nature via being human.

Private Reception: Thursday, February 25, 5 – 7p.m.
Public Reception: Thursday, February 25, 7 - 9 p.m.
Lectures and Gallery Talks: Friday, February 26, 10: a.m. and 1 p.m.