Mabel Dwight’s 1928 lithograph, Stick ‘Em Up, is currently on view as part of our third floor exhibition Mabel Dwight: Cool Head, Warm Heart. It was also shown in our 2011–12 exhibition Real/Surreal. For that show, educator created this ASL video.
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Grooving with Ailey Extension, this edition of Free Friday Nights is here. 💃🏽
Tomorrow, Katherine Jimenez, an instructor from (), will be teaching an Afro-Latin dance class at 6 pm and 7:30 pm. The class aims to infuse the Museum with rhythm, energy...
At the 2026 Whitney Biennial, Emilie Louise Gossiaux () showcases her work exploring her bond with her guide dog and collaborator, London, who passed last year at 15. Her piece “Kong Play” (2025) features 100 clay Kongs—London’s favorite chew to...
Our new partnership with is something we're incredibly happy about! 🌀📚
From now until June, join us for Free Second Sundays and enjoy storytime at 11 am, courtesy of our friends at Spiral Books. We're aiming to explore magical realms, build relatio...
Observe the Mabel Dwight: Cool Head, Warm Heart come into view, including hand-painted signage by Olive Panter ().
Through the democratic medium of printmaking, artist Mabel Dwight depicted the rhythms of New York City life—crowds, commuters, vendor...
Raven Halfmoon, 'Too Ancient to Care', 2026 — The story starts years ago when Salon 94 hired Raven to produce her first monumental bronze at UAP in Rock Tavern, New York. After weeks and thousands of pounds of clay, she built the original from a sing...