Archived - Shows And Events

July 13 to September 25, 2016 - The group exhibition Caza a word that in Spanish means searching or hunting, and is a homonym to the word home is an attempt to respond to these questions. What would it mean to tame art? And, to what or for who would this taming of art serve?

July 13 - September 25, 2016 - This exhibition supports contemporary fine art and documentary photographers of color and diverse cultures, using photography as a platform to speak on behalf of issues related to cultural equity and access. En Foco provides its photographers, curators, critics, and cultural activists with a forum to advocate on behalf of an inclusive cultural policy that historicall...

July 13 to September 25, 2016 - The first exhibition to examine the deep and ongoing influence of the AIDS crisis on American art and culture. The exhibition will feature more than 125 works in a wide range of media dating from 1981 to the present day, by artists including Félix González-Torres, Derek Jackson, Kia Labeija, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Martin Wong. The exhibition, on v...

June 3 to September 5, 2016 - This exhibition explores issues of identity, media, race, and popular culture through sculptures, photographs, and text-based works. He often appropriates recognizable imagery from advertisements and branding campaigns in order to question the ways in which commercial media distorts the ways in which audiences see themselves and each other. As the Public Art Fund, NY ...

May 14 to November 1, 2016 - This year’s sixth annual exhibition will be open to the public from May-November, and will feature installations reflecting and encouraging interaction with the Park’s history and environment. This event is created with support from New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

The exhibition will offer the first in-depth assessment of Wong’s formal contributions as a painter, placing his work in line with such 20th-century painters as Marsden Hartley and Alice Neel, both renowned for their insightful portraits of the communities in which they lived. Co-curated by Sergio Bessa and Yasmin Ramirez, the exhibition will feature over 100 of Wong’s paintings with rarely-seen a...

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.

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

Bronx native Sam Goodman, an urban planner in the Office of the Bronx Borough President, will lead a tour of the Grand Concourse, the borough's major thoroughfare on which the Bronx Museum is located, during Boogie on the Boulevard, Summer Sundays. Cohosted by Transportation Alternatives and the Bronx Museum. Meet at 1:00pm in the Bronx Museum North Wing Lobby

Get ready for Boogie on the Boulevard! On August 2nd, 9th, and 16th, the center lanes of the Grand Concourse from 161st Street to 167th Street will be closed to cars and open to a world of fun with free music, activities, and programs hosted by organizations from the Bronx and beyond, as well as local artists and performers.