Kids home? Missing the Museum? Download our free Smart Kids art-making activities. Our galleries are temporarily closed to visitors, but we’re sharing art education opportunities online that families can enjoy anywhere. Today, learn about El Anatsui and how he creates...

Kids home? Missing the Museum? Download our free Smart Kids art-making activities. Our galleries are temporarily closed to visitors, but we’re sharing art education opportunities online that families can enjoy anywhere. Today: learn about Andy Warhol and how to create...

Kids home? Missing the Museum? Download our free Smart Kids art-making activities. Our galleries are temporarily closed to visitors, but we’re sharing art education opportunities online that families can enjoy anywhere. Today: learn about Chinese tomb guardians and how to...

Roaming through the luminously assembled States of Health , we faced the specter of death, scientific unknowns, and social tissues gone awry. And we learned that belonging to the kingdom of well-being is certainly not equally distributed.

With regret, the Princeton University Art Museum temporarily closed its doors to visitors at 5 p.m., Sunday, March 15.

If you’re finding yourself with a little unexpected time at home, or suddenly rediscovering the pleasures of your own company—or frustrated that your favorite museum is closed—these suggestions might take your mind to a few unexpected places.

The health and safety of our human family—students, faculty, staff, volunteers, and visitors—is our highest priority. So I’d like to offer a few updates and insights into the continuing work of the Art Museum.

After beginning my graduate studies at Princeton, I fell in love with the Art Museum’s collections, often spending my lunch breaks and free time wandering the galleries and attending the Museum’s educational lectures and programs. These events fostered a growing...

Sometimes, or even ideally, a University class visit to the Art Museum is designed not to illustrate course material but rather to upend it, the encounter with works of art productively undoing assumptions and unsettling students’ well-worn ways of engaging...