The exhibition juxtaposes immigrant cultural beliefs and pragmatism with suburban American social, aesthetic, and financial codes. With a regional focus and global reach, it also provides insight into the long-term effects of 9/11 on the New York Chinatown service industry as a significant factor behind the influx of Chinese labor seeking employment at the region's casinos, and the formation o...

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Created specifically for the exhibition, Cole presents a series of chandeliers and a 1959 El Dorado made from repurposed plastic water bottles. In these works, Cole both transforms and exploits the objects’ former associations to realize new artworks that speak to the paradox of the impact of plastic upon the environment and water as the ultimate life force. Closed Mondays and major holiday...

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Join Stephan Rabimov, publisher and editor in chief of DEPESHA magazine, for a discussion about the rise of Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev, and Almaty as fashion capitals. Rabimov will examine the growing influence of fashion in cross-cultural relations, as well as fashion’s impact on national identity and international perceptions. Location: Katie Murphy Amphitheatre, Fred P. Pomerantz Art a...

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From early vanguard constructivist works by Alexander Rodchenko and El Lissitzky, to the modernist images of Arkady Shaikhet and Max Penson, Soviet photographers played a pivotal role in the history of photography. Covering the period from the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution through the 1930s, this exhibition explores how early modernist photography influenced a new Soviet style while energizing an...

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The Steerage focuses on Stieglitz’s enduring 1907 picture of steerage-class passengers aboard the ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm II. This image has often been regarded as evidence of the poor conditions under which many immigrants arrived in America; however, Stieglitz took the photograph on a voyage to Europe. As such, it is a document of people who were likely denied entry and citizenship to t...

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The exhibition will include works from throughout Davis’s prolific career, highlighting his transformation from a delicate Barbizon style to an atmospheric Impressionism and the bold, expressive style of his final years. The upcoming retrospective of Davis’s paintings at the Bruce Museum, the first in decades, offers the public a chance to rediscover a leading American landscapist. C...

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Trees Are Alphabets considers how the sun, rain, wind, and soil constantly transform the shapes of trees since evolving in primeval forests.   McAdams sees in these transformations a vision of an epiphenomenon – like a text – that is forever changing. Closed Monday - Wednesday The Museum will be closed to the public on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and New Year's Day.  

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September 28, 2015 - Global Fashion Capitals aims to broaden the understanding of what constitutes a “fashion capital” and to expand the dialogue on the globalization of the fashion industry during the 21st century.  Through over 70 objects, the exhibition explores the history of the established fashion capitals, Paris, New York, Milan, and London, followed by Tokyo and Antwerp, ...

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September 30, 2015 - Susanne Bartsch has been a highly visible player in New York City nightlife since the 1980s. Organized by Dr. Valerie Steele, Fashion Underground explores the creative links between Bartsch’s 30 years of sartorial self-expression and its influence on the global fashion scene. The September 30 Talk and Tour will be followed at noon by a tour of the exhibition Party Out o...

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The exhibition of over 100 photographs will depict details of various masterpieces from the walls and pedestals and storage vaults of the museum.  From the least important form of life to the greatest, Dion’s Great Chain will include microorganisms and invertebrates, fish and reptiles, birds and dogs, apes and man, spirits, angels, demigods and, finally, God. closed Monday and major ho...

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