Story Archive

Story Archive

  • 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.
  • 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
  • Closed Captions, Open Opportunities: Real-time captioning now available in multiple languages

    Closed Captions, Open Opportunities: Real-time captioning now available in multiple languages

    The Art Museum’s online programs now include live closed captions in multiple languages. Made possible in part through the Princeton University Humanities Council Rapid Response Grants, this effort broadens the impact of our digital experiences by increasing access to Museum...
  • June 2020 | Combatting the Pandemic of Racism

    June 2020 | Combatting the Pandemic of Racism

    We renew our commitment and lift our voices in support of things that matter. We shall bring new artistic and historical voices and perspectives into the public square that a museum affords.
  • Translating Object-Based Learning into Virtual Discussions

    Translating Object-Based Learning into Virtual Discussions

    When we all learned that University teaching was moving online, we quickly began exploring virtual formats that could most closely re-create the experience of discussing objects in person. A huge team effort led by the Museum’s communication and information department...
  • Art Matters by Eve Aschheim, Lecturer in Visual Arts

    Art Matters by Eve Aschheim, Lecturer in Visual Arts

    Artworks come to life when we see them freshly, beyond the received conventions. As a faculty member, I’ve been fortunate to experience the Museum at close range.