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With NYC schools returning to virtual learning this week, we invite parents and teachers to take par

Brooklyn Museum is thrilled to be working with Art Market Productions as they launch an exciting new

No better way to spend a gloomy Saturday than with us! Come join us for a day of art and while you’r

Oh, what a joy to see you all in and around the Museum again! On your next visit to our galleries, s

Stronger Together Weekend Roundup of Resources for our Community
What’s up Brooklyn?! We’re back wit

Upcoming 2020 ExhibitionsWe’re pleased to announce a selection of upcoming 2020 exhibitions. This wi

Stronger Together Weekend Roundup of Resources for our Community
Happy weekend Brooklyn! As we close

“I was born in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn and moved to Staten Island at two years old but my family was a

Dear wonderful friends,Last night, the Museum announced that Nancy Spector, currently the Deputy Dir

Rob Wynne’s FLOAT is a new gallery activation that alludes to the ephemeral nature of images.

See yourself in Soul of a Nation on your next visit and be sure to tag your photos with #mybkm for a

The Brooklyn Museum is proud to share news of the Diversity Mentorship Initiative (DMI), a partnersh

As all good things must come to a close, it’s time to bid farewell to Infinite Blue. Closing t

We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85 opens tomorrow but we’re kicking off our

Join us on Thursday, June 6 for our Chancellor’s Day Teacher Workshop: One Work, Many Stories, explo

Georgia O’Keeffe famously once said “I’ve been absolutely terrified every moment of my l

We have liftoff of Space Age looks and poses in #PierreCardinBKM. On your next visit, be sure to tag

Archtober is NYC’s annual October festival of architecture activities, programs and exhibition

Week Ten: August 14th, 2018 marked the last Tuesday outingof the first ever Citi-sponsored Brooklyn

Although Pride Month is coming to a close, pride will forever go beyond June here at Brooklyn. Thank

nyctaeus:Edgar Degas, ‘What They See’‘You visit museums to see works of art. H

On the opening day of New York Fashion Week, dapperQ returns to the Museum to present iD, a queer fa

The weather outside may be frightful, but delightful spring art programs are on the horizon. See the

If you’re thinking about joining us for summer classes, act now—classes are filling

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