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Public Opening 10.31.25

Public Opening 10.31.25

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Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Main Campus Neighborhood

April 6 @ 2:00pm EDT

Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Main Campus Neighborhood
Lecture | Photo History’s Futures: Giulia Paoletti

April 9 @ 5:00pm EDT

Lecture | Photo History’s Futures: Giulia Paoletti
Conversation | Artist Roberto Lugo and Curator Carolyn M. Laferrière

April 10 @ 5:30pm EDT

Conversation | Artist Roberto Lugo and Curator Carolyn M. Laferrière
Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Residential Colleges Neighborhood

April 12 @ 2:00pm EDT

Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tour: Residential Colleges Neighborhood

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Monstrosity and Spectacle in Chinese Figure Painting

Qing dynasty (1644–1912), Chinese, Anonymous. Demon Queller. Hanging scroll: ink and color on paper, 217 x 109 cm (painting). Gift of DuBois Schanck Morris, Class of 1893 (y1947-222)

Monstrosity and Spectacle in Chinese Figure Painting

Celebrating Women Artists from the Collections

Sketch of two women's heads facing the viewer. Their faces are outlined in red, yellow green, and blue pencil strokes.

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Celebrating Women Artists from the Collections

Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century American Folk Art

Attributed to Pieter Vanderlyn (American, ca. 1687–1778), Boy with Dog, ca. 1725–30. Oil on canvas, 72.4 × 61.6 cm. Princeton University Art Museum. Gift of Dr. Bernard H. Chaiken in memory of Mildred Chaiken

Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century American Folk Art

Celebrating the Forbes Family of Collectors

Person climbing out of a boat onto an L-shaped dock, figure reclining in background

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Celebrating the Forbes Family of Collectors

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The Museum's Mission

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The Museum's Mission

Embedded Objects Find a New Home in the New Museum

Ancient, Byzantine, and Islamic Art

Embedded Objects Find a New Home in the New Museum

SAB Visiting Artist Conversation: Shahzia Sikander and James Steward

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SAB Visiting Artist Conversation: Shahzia Sikander and James Steward

Lecture | Threading Histories: Locating the Past in Contemporary Korean Art

Asian Art

Lecture | Threading Histories: Locating the Past in Contemporary Korean Art