This exhibition surveys the real-world origins of Alice, her evolving modern identity, Wonderland as an extension of Alice’s self, and international representations of her story.  As the story of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland marks its 150th birthday, we look back to examine how far Alice has come. Come fall down the rabbit hole and explore Alice as illustrated by Lewis Carroll...

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What is the future of the Boulevard of Dreams? Join artists, activists, and advocates for the Grand Concourse for a community visioning session. Learn about ongoing efforts to improve walkability and bikeability and share your own ideas to make the Grand Concourse safer and more enjoyable for everyone. Presented in collaboration with Transportation Alternatives. Location: North Wing Lobby

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Our exhibition--Baskets from the Dawnland: Weaving the past and future together--explores the rich history of the baskets made by Wabanaki people, a tradition that has thrived for thousands of years. Highlights include historical baskets from the MHS collection as well as modern examples by artists from all four Wabanaki nations. The exhibition features works by award-winning basket artists such a...

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This exhibition is part of the Maine Photo Project and curated by Andres Azucena Verzosa. Todd Webb was an intimate friend of O’Keeffe after meeting her in Stieglitz’ New York studio. In many trips to the American West, he captured her on film in her own environment; her studio and the desert of New Mexico. Museum is open - May 1 through October 31  

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Treasures from the Irving Collection, 12th–18th Century.  Lacquer, the resin of a family of trees found throughout southern China—as well as in Southeast Asia, Korea, and Japan—is an amazing material. This installation, which features all of the most important examples of Chinese lacquer in the Museum's collection, explores the laborious techniques used to create scenes based on history an...

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Ten Centuries of Masterpieces from the Met Collection - This installation, which explores the cultural importance of silk in China, will showcase the most important and unusual textiles from the Museum's collection.  Spectacular embroideries—including an imperial fourteenth-century canopy decorated with phoenixes and flowers, and a monumental late seventeenth- or early eighteenth-century panel ...

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From the decadent Havana nightlife of the 1950s to the 1959 Revolution and its iconic leaders, to everyday life in contemporary Cuba, this exhibition provides a multifaceted portrait of the country, exemplifying the richness of Cuban culture, the strength of its people, and the complexity of its political history. As diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States are being restored, &iexc...

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Each image in this exhibition provides a window that allows the viewer to look back in time and discover fragments of the sociopolitical, cultural, and emotional landscape that shaped that period.  On the surface, the cars, clothing, and advertisements offer a rush of nostalgia, “yet pondering the images reveals the psychologically charged millisecond when the photographer and subject c...

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Featuring nearly 100 of the most extraordinary objects produced in the colonies, this exhibition explores the rich, complex story of how craftsmen throughout the hemisphere adapted Asian styles in a range of materials—from furniture to silverwork, textiles, ceramics, and painting. Exquisite objects from Mexico City, Lima, Quito, Quebec City, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, dating from th...

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Sketch from live models dressed in streetwear and sneakers from local brands and inspired by the exhibition The Rise of Sneaker Culture while having a drink and listening to music. Led by Liner Notes duo artist Nathan Sensel and DJ Sintalentos (Dan Nishimoto). Location:  Brooklyn Museum, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Pavilion, 1st Floor.

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