Princeton University Art Museum Acquires the Archive of Celebrated Photographer Emmet Gowin
The Princeton University Art Museum announced today that the world-renowned photographer, fine artist, and Princeton University Professor Emeritus Emmet Gowin has committed his archive to the Museum.
Artist Christina Fernandez explores Mexican American identity in a new Princeton University Art Museum retrospective
Photographs by the renowned Los Angeles–based artist Christina Fernandez exploring migration, labor, and gender are on view at the Princeton University Art Museum’s Art on Hulfish gallery in an exhibition that reveals the multiple senses of “exposure” at play in...
Trenton-Based Artists Investigate Cultural Belonging in New Princeton University Art Museum Exhibition
Artworks by Alia Bensliman and Khalilah Sabree, two Trenton, New Jersey–based artists, will go on view at the Princeton University Art Museum’s Art@Bainbridge gallery this January.
Threading Memories / MiKyoung Lee to Open at the Princeton University Art Museum's Art@Bainbridge Gallery on October 21
Shaped by a childhood fascination with textiles from her home in South Korea, MiKyoung Lee’s work includes dynamic large-scale sculptures and wall-mounted pieces that reflect her interest in domesticity and the ties of family.
Contemporary Artists Respond to the Old Masters at the Princeton University Art Museum
A new exhibition, Art about Art: Contemporary Photographers Look at Old Master Paintings, invites viewers to discover new connections between iconic artworks in the European canon and art being created today .
Artworks from Across Victor Ekpuk’s Thirty-Year Career to be Shown at the Princeton University Art Museum
Victor Ekpuk: Language and Lineage (July 22 through October 8) brings together seventeen works that underscore key aspects of Ekpuk’s practice as a visual artist, illustrator, commentator, and global citizen over his thirty-year career.
Contemporary Artists Investigate Human Imprints on the Natural World at the Princeton University Art Museum
Traces on the Landscape , a new exhibition, brings together eight contemporary artists who employ still and moving images, poetry, sound, natural materials, and historic photographic technologies to interrogate our understanding of humans’ relationship to the natural world.
Princeton University Art Museum Organizes Exhibition of Modern Masterpieces from the Pearlman Foundation
Works from the renowned collection of Henry Pearlman, the art collector with a taste for experimental works by Paul Cézanne and other Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists, will be presented at two venues in 2023–24 as part of an exhibition organized...
Powerful Artworks by Alison Saar in Dialogue with the Toni Morrison Papers at the Princeton University Art Museum
As part of a campus-wide celebration of the life’s work of Toni Morrison (1931–2019)—acclaimed author, essayist, Nobel Laureate, and Princeton professor—the Princeton University Art Museum will present an exhibition bringing together selections from the Toni Morrison Papers with sculptures, prints,...