Notwithstanding the disruptions of recent months, design of the new Princeton University Art Museum continues apace.

What I love about museums is that museum experiences are not didactic. Objects and places are resonant and challenging; they don’t tell you what to think but rather invite you to explore and to feel.

In mid-March, just as the Art Museum’s Student Advisory Board (SAB) was diligently planning its spring programming, the University announced that all students were to leave campus for the remainder of the semester. SAB, which fosters student involvement with the...

For the final twenty-five years of his life, Thomas Eakins devoted himself largely to portraiture, the genre most befitting his intense interest in the human condition.

We have the opportunity to shape a building that fosters new modes of investigation; that honors and fosters the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice; and that affords new moments of aspiration and inspiration.

The Museum will continue serving our audiences virtually, and our galleries will remain closed to visitors until at least January 1, 2021.

Here are a few formative restaurants for your Princeton experience.

Celebrate art and creativity by entering the Princeton University Art Museum’s Art Re-Creation Challenge.

Explore objects related to dance in the Art Museum’s collections with this interactive activity using Facebook Messenger.