Exhibitions

Now on view:

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  Brand-New & Terrific: Alex Katz in the 1950s

  ON VIEW:  July 1 - October 14, 2018
  
  Creating innovative portraits, landscapes and still lifes at a time when abstract painting dominated the art scene, Alex Katz forged an ingenious way to wed abstraction with recognizable imagery by paring down his compositions to their most fundamental elements.
  
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  Andy Warhol: Subject and Seriality

  ON VIEW:  July 22 - December 23, 2018
  

  This exhibition explores Andy Warhol’s iconic serial approach to his subject matter through diverse media: prints, photographs, multiples, and video. The works on view highlight his process and the ways in which he worked in series across media and time.

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  Distribution

  ON VIEW:  August 1 - December 23, 2018
  
   Distribution features artists who are reimagining access to information through alternative infrastructures and delivery systems. Throughout the course of the exhibition, artists will engage the community through workshops, interactive installations and websites.
  
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  Then and Now:  Modern and Contemporary Selections  from the Permanent Collection

  ONGOING

  This exhibition includes a rotation of works by some of the museum’s most beloved artists installed with contemporary art from the collection.

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  African Art: Objects from the Permanent Collection

  ONGOING
  
  The Neuberger Museum’s African Art collection includes a selection of major objects spanning a broad geographic range from Mali to Mozambique and offering artistic insights into over thirty cultures across the continent. See ceremonial headdresses, musical instruments, commemorative carved figures, masks and other objects from the collection in a brilliantly refurbished gallery on the museum’s second level.
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  America Seen: Photography from the Permanent Collection

  ON VIEW THROUGH EARLY SEPTEMBER

  Of the 6,000-plus works in the Neuberger Museum of Art’s permanent collection, over 1,000 are photographs. This exhibition features the work of native and naturalized Americans, who collectively, through diverse processes and perspectives, provide a distinctively American social documentary.