Rivane Neuenschwander, "Chove Chuva [Rain Rains]," 2003. Aluminum buckets, water, steel cable, ladder. Dimensions variable. Installation view at New Museum; image courtesy the artist. Photo by Benoit Pailley

Rivane Neuenschwander: A Day Like Any Other

This is the first mid-career survey of works by Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander, and spotlights Neuenschwander's unique contribution to the narrative of Brazilian Conceptualism, as well as the expanded field of her highly individualized practice. Book a tour, now!

Exploring the New Museum Building

New Museum: Exploring the Building

SANAA’s work is luminous and deceptively simple, sophisticated in its treatment of complex building details and fluid, nonhierarchical space. Find out more about the architecture of the New Museum and the architects who designed the building.

Julieta Aranda, "Memories of things present #2," 2008. Wine glasses, newspaper, and cotton, seeds, dimensions variable. Photo by Annie Wachnicki

Museum as Hub: In and Out of Context: REDUX

“Museum as Hub: In and Out of Context” reveals a partnership of arts organizations pursuing experimental methods of exhibition, communication, and collaboration, and considers the consequences of being part of a “hub,” including challenges of producing and exhibiting work in differing international contexts.

 Teacher Professional Development

Professional Development 2010-2011 School Year

Save the date! The next Professional Development will be November 2nd.

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The New Museum's mission is to promote New Art and New Ideas. The Global Classroom (G:Class) utilizes the Museum as a resource to enhance learning and engage high school students through the exploration of contemporary art connecting to local, global, and cultural issues that affect their lives.

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