A significant addition to the campus art collections will greet students when they return to Princeton this fall: The Home We Share (2022).

Lisa Arcomano, the University's first Manager of Campus Collections, retired on June 28, 2019

In 2016 the University adopted the recommendation of the Trustees to make a concerted effort to diversify the art and iconography on campus, including the commissioning of additional portraits honoring distinguished individuals who, over the past seventy-five years, have been...

Two interrelated works of art by Maya Lin will be the latest additions to Princeton University’s campus art collection.

Transient Effects explores a remarkable union of scientific observation and artistic imagination. In 1918, Howard Russell Butler (1856–1934)—a portrait and landscape artist and graduate of Princeton University’s first school of science—painted with impressive accuracy a total solar eclipse, an astronomical...

To celebrate the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century visible in the United States, we have produced Transient Effects , a multimedia online exhibition that focuses on the remarkable career of Howard Russell Butler (1856–1934).

An exceptional sculpture by Ursula von Rydingsvard has been commissioned to highlight the entrance to the new Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at Princeton University.

For nearly thirty years, the artists Doug and Mike Starn—identical twin brothers who are among the most acclaimed public artists of our time—have been making work that defies categorization, combining such media as sculpture, architecture, and photography in investigating organic...