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Summer 2020 | Director's Letter: Shaping a New Facility for the Princeton University Art Museum

Summer 2020 | Director's Letter: Shaping a New Facility for the Princeton University Art Museum

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.
Fall Announcement from the Princeton University Art Museum

Fall Announcement from the Princeton University Art Museum

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

Spoon University

Here are a few formative restaurants for your Princeton experience.
Art Re-Creation Challenge

Art Re-Creation Challenge

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

Princeton ArtBot

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

Why Marilyn Monroe?
The Nassau Street Sampler Story

The Nassau Street Sampler Story

The Nassau Street Sampler is an annual event designed to welcome the community back to campus, introduce first-year students to the Art Museum, and kick off the Museum’s robust schedule of programs.
María Berrío’s The Augur

María Berrío’s The Augur
Kunié Sugiura’s Market Front

Kunié Sugiura’s Market Front

In Market Front, the artist Kunié Sugiura creates a diptych from stretched canvases, painting an abstract gestural color field on one panel and printing a photograph of the boarded-up facade of a market on the Lower East Side of Manhattan...
Mario Moore's Stay Woke

Mario Moore's Stay Woke

Mario Moore’s silverpoint drawing Stay Woke is an arresting and visionary self-portrait that utilizes an exacting and exquisite technique to evoke the charged intersection of personal trauma and institutional racism