Story Archive

Story Archive

  • Fall 2021 | Director's Letter: Investments in the New

    Fall 2021 | Director's Letter: Investments in the New

    It feels particularly important that we are offsetting the loss of the old with a lively investment in the new, not just for when construction is complete but right now.
  • Exhibition: Orlando

    Exhibition: Orlando

    Orlando is curated by Tilda Swinton and is inspired by the themes of Virginia Woolf’s revolutionary and lyrical novel Orlando: A Biography (1928), which tells the story of a young aristocrat in Elizabethan England who lives for three centuries without...
  • Exhibition: Jesse Stecklow

    Exhibition: Jesse Stecklow

    Highlighting the relationships between visible and invisible components of our surroundings is fundamental to the practice of the Los Angeles–based artist Jesse Stecklow. For Components in the Air / Jesse Stecklow , he explores the individual characteristics of the rooms...
  • First Solo Museum Exhibition for Jesse Stecklow in Downtown Princeton<

    First Solo Museum Exhibition for Jesse Stecklow in Downtown Princeton

    From air samplers that record the microclimate to scale replicas of the rooms at Bainbridge House that spin on the quarter hour, Jesse Stecklow’s work investigates the ways in which both atmospheric and built surroundings affect our perceptions.
  • Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tours

    Campus Collections Outdoor Walking Tours

    Join a free guided walking tour of the campus collections with a Museum tour and discover a variety of artworks by modern and contemporary sculptors, from Henry Moore to Maya Lin.
  • Preview: Jesse Stecklow

    Preview: Jesse Stecklow

    For the Los Angeles–based artist Jesse Stecklow, collecting, analyzing, and building systems to represent environmental data are defining acts of his practice. An installation of his sculptures and conceptual works is slated to be the next in an ongoing series...
  • Art Matters by Yifu Liu, PhD student, Department of Art & Archaeology

    Art Matters by Yifu Liu, PhD student, Department of Art & Archaeology

    How does art survive in a pandemic? How does art help us survive as we deal with the painful realities of racial injustice and political turmoil? These are two of the questions I was considering as I began my McCrindle...