The Museum is located at the heart of the Princeton University campus, and only a short walk from the shops and restaurants on Princeton’s Nassau Street.
Visit us - the Museum is free and open to all.
Visit us - the Museum is free and open to all.
Information
- Location:
- Princeton, NJ, 08540
- Phone:
- (609) 258-3788
- Tues - Wed:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Thurs:
- 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
- Fri - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun:
- 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Events
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- Art for Families
Princeton University Art Museum
Saturday, October 3 at 10:30am - Gallery Talk
Princeton University Art Museum
Today, November 22 at 3:00pm - Emerge! A Global Bazaar
Chancellor Green Rotunda, East Pyne
Sunday, December 6 at 1:00pm
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Gifts from the Ancestors Opening ReceptionUpdated about a month ago
Emmet Gowin: A Collective Portrait Opening ReceptionCreated about a month ago
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Princeton University Art Museum Don't miss the last screening of the Alaska on Film series TONIGHT!!! "On the Spring Ice" and "In the Time of Whaling" are two documentaries that give a visceral and intimate presentation of Alaska Native hunting culture. 101 McCormick Hall 1st Screening - 7 P.M., reception to follow 2nd Screening- 10 P.M. Late Thursday. Be Late.
Princeton University Art Museum
The bazaar celebrates global arts and cultures while educating on the initiatives and challenges facing developing regions. The mission of Emerge is to increase awareness on issues such as poverty, healthcare, and human rights in the developing world. Featured and for sale will be fantastic crafts made by artisans work...ing with socially oriented craft organizations from throughout the developing world. The Princeton University Art Museum will participate in this endeavor and have a table of gift crafts for sale. We invite you to visit us and show your support!Read More
Fantastic crafts for sale made by artisans working with socially oriented craft organizations from all over the developing world!
Time:1:00PM Sunday, December 6th
Location:Chancellor Green Rotunda, East Pyne
Princeton University Art Museum Check out the article "Museum Directors on Collectors and Exhibitions"
Source: artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
Princeton University Art Museum Andy Warhol's "200 One Dollar Bills" sold for $43.7 million at Sotheby's auction of contemporary art last Wednesday! That's more than three times its high estimate of $12 million! Check out our own Andy Warhol, "Blue Marilyn," hanging in the Peter B. Lewis Gallery!
Source: www.nytimes.com
The price rose at breakneck speed at Sotheby’s auction of “200 One Dollar Bills” as collectors vied for the classic.
Princeton University Art Museum Take shelter from this nasty weather and warm up with FREE Small World coffee at the Art Museum tonight until 10 P.M.! Be Late. Late Thursdays.
Princeton University Art Museum updated its Extended Info.
Director has been created and includes Meet Our Director and James Steward.
Princeton University Art Museum
Thursday Night is Art Night in the Princeton Community! Don't miss Labyrinth Books' new Art Reading Group! The first meeting will be held at the Labyrinth store at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 19th. For more information and links to the articles, check out their blog linked below. After the meeting, drop by the Art Museum for a Late Thursday event!
Be Late. Late Thursdays.
Source: artatlabyrinth.wordpress.com
one from a writer: Jeanette Winterson, Art Objects, from her book Art Objects: Essays on Ecstasy and Effrontery (Vintage Books, 1995)
James Steward
Other quick reports from Europe:
- The new Ashmolean Museum at Oxford opened to the public on Saturday. 39 new galleries on a land-locked site. Stunning. A must see! And an interesting model for what might work for Princeton, both in terms of creating new gallery and study spaces AND taking a more global look at the col...lections didactically.
- The new Acropolis Museum in Athens is more of a mixed bag: Lit at night, it faces the Acropolis in appropriate homage. But built in hope that the Parthenon marbles will one day come home. As it stands now, the there isn't wholly there.Read More
- The new Ashmolean Museum at Oxford opened to the public on Saturday. 39 new galleries on a land-locked site. Stunning. A must see! And an interesting model for what might work for Princeton, both in terms of creating new gallery and study spaces AND taking a more global look at the col...lections didactically.
- The new Acropolis Museum in Athens is more of a mixed bag: Lit at night, it faces the Acropolis in appropriate homage. But built in hope that the Parthenon marbles will one day come home. As it stands now, the there isn't wholly there.Read More
James Steward News from Greece: The exhibition the Princeton University Art Museum co-organized with the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, Greece opened Friday: beautiful exhibition, suggesting a new way of thinking about Byzantine Art. It comes to Princeton in March--a treat in store!
Princeton University Art Museum updated its Extended Info.
Interesting links has been created and includes Labyrinth Books Arts Reading Group Blog.
Princeton University Art Museum Here's a little glimpse of what you'll see tonight at Live at the Art Museum: Miracles of Modern Science playing "Luminol" acoustic.
Princeton University Art Museum Tonight! Come hear what Jezebel Music is calling “some of the most creative, catchy, and purely fun music in New York City" and one of Spin Magazines' “25 Must-Hear Artists” of 2009, the Miracles of Modern Science at 8p.m.! Free admission, food, and wine (with proper ID)! Want to know a little more? Click below to read what the New York Cool blog has to say about MOMS!
Source: www.newyorkcool.com
New York Cool is an online magazine that celebrates the New York City scene.
Discover Jersey Arts Our final first place video winner is Jessica Varga, who showcased the Princeton University Art Museum.
November 3 at 11:16am
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