NEU To Do
While the Museum is temporarily closed, we’ll be providing weekly suggestions for art-related projects and virtual getaways.
Art Out Loud
In this Open Classroom collaboration between the Neuberger Museum of Art and the Purchase College Conservatory of Theatre Arts, hear students tell the stories behind works in the museum’s permanent collection. The Neuberger Museum thanks faculty member Liam Joynt and the students in his Fall 2020 Voice II class for working with us on this project.
Debuting this week:
Woman Spinning (1943) by Rufino Tamayo
Rufino Tamayo, Woman Spinning, 1943. Oil on canvas, Collection Friends of the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, State University of New York, Gift from the Estate of Roy R. Neuberger, EL.02.2011.106.
Melon Season (1967) by Romare Bearden
Romare Bearden, Melon Season, 1967. Paper collage on canvas, Collection Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, State University of New York, Gift of Roy R. Neuberger, 1976.26.45.
Meditation Video of the Week
When we need a break
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Wellness Wednesday
We replay these recorded meditations by yoga and meditation instructor Janelle Berger.
Check out our schedule of upcoming meditations.
Our go-to resource to find something of interest for anyone and everyone
Interesting tech
- Artland is a worldwide online art community platform that provides art lovers of all kinds with the world’s largest library of 3D exhibitions and access to the biggest digital database of private art collections in the world.
Interesting conversations
- The Brooklyn Rail hosts The New Social Environment: Lunchtime Conversations with Artists, Writers, Filmmakers, and Poets most weekdays at 1:00pm.
Virtual Visits: Close to home
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Virtual NYC
NYC & Co. has put together a virtual guide of online resources from museums, galleries, comedy clubs, theaters and other venues so that you can experience the best of New York City while safe at home.
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Fotografiska New York
The NYC location of the renowned Stockholm-based photography museum has introduced The Foto Sessions, a new online destination for artists talks, virtual galleries, and stories that bring visitors deep into the imaginations of their photographers.
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Hudson River Museum
Our neighbor in Yonkers, HRM invites visitors to dive in and discover 40+ exhibitions, 100+ collection highlights, and more (including artist talks) on its website.
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Guggenheim Museum
Experience the Guggenheim from home and discover over 1,700 artworks by more than 625 artists in a searchable database of selected artworks in Collection Online.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Created using spherical 360° technology, The Met 360 Degree Project allows viewers to explore some of the Met’s iconic spaces as never before.
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The Museum of Modern Art
New virtual experiences debut each week in Virtual Views. Browse MOMA’s online collection includes
more than 85,000 works or take one of their five free online courses—including What Is Contemporary Art?, Modern Art and Ideas, and In the Studio: Post-War Abstract Painting—offering in-depth looks at the museum’s collection.
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Whitney Museum of American Art
Dive into the Whitney’s collection of more than 25,000 works of American art from the twentieth century to today. Check out Artport, a portal to Internet art and an online gallery space for new media art commissioned by the Whitney. And go deeper with audio guides featuring insights from artists, curators, and other notable experts.
Virtual Visits: Around the globe
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The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Museum Resources, E-Learning, and Online Collections
Developed by MCN, an organization of museum professionals working to empower museums to digitally achieve their missions. (Scroll down for the lists.)
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Culture Trip’s Guide to Experiencing Art Virtually
Curated for curious travelers, this article by Culture Trip helps you discover how to appreciate art – without ever leaving the house.