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The installation offers a glimpse of Tutankhamun’s family and the extraordinary art that decorated the city of Amarna during the king’s childhood.

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At the Brooklyn Museum, tours don’t just take you through the art. They immerse you in it.

Dec 1, 2025 - Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens - Brooklyn Museum, NY - Seydou Keïta Photographer

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Elevate your next private event by hosting it at the Brooklyn Museum, a venue like none other. From a sweeping glass pavilion to the century-old details of the...

Older adults are invited to experience artworks from Monet and Venice on a tour with full accessibility options.

New Project has extensive experience working with exhibition designers and curators to bring a vision to reality through collaboration and innovative...

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Passing through decades of film history and countless portals between on-screen universes, “Doors” is Christian Marclay’s latest cinematic exploration of...

This installation of works by Maya Hayuk, José Parlá, Kennedy Yanko, and the late Leon Polk Smith—four artists with strong connections to...

Dive into millennia of art through compelling programs and immersive exhibitions that capture the vibrant spirit of the borough and beyond.

In celebration of Black History Month, this edition of First Saturdays pays homage to fearless artists who reenvision tradition. Enjoy a dynamic lineup of...

The Brooklyn Bridge Up Close gives the opportunity to see seven of them for the first time in forty years, including John Roebling’s monumental presentation...

Find out how paintings in the Brooklyn Museum collection get their frames.

For the length of indigo’s history, African women across the continent were central to the trade.

The Brooklyn Museum is one of the oldest, largest, and boldest museums in the United States.

NYC's specialized digital print studio committed to producing the highest quality fine art prints possible for artists, photographers, galleries, and...

Visiting the Museum with a group? Here are a few artworks to seek out and discuss.

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Since 2020, the Brooklyn Museum has recognized the work of emerging Brooklyn-based artists with the UOVO Prize.

Delve deeper into the Brooklyn Museum and its sweeping collection by perusing extensive resources for researchers. Also discover the Museum’s integral...

The Brooklyn Museum is one of the world's premier art museums. Here are our favorite things to see and top tips for visiting the Brooklyn Museum with kids.

Our collection of ancient Egyptian art, one of the largest and finest in the United States, is renowned throughout the world.

Brooklyn-based artist Swoon celebrates everyday people and explores social and environmental issues with her signature paper portraits and figurative...

From a modern glass-and-steel pavilion to the grandeur of the Beaux-Arts Court, the Museum has a space to fit every script.

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With professional development opportunities, digital resources, guided tours, and special workshops, the Museum offers a host of opportunities to help you...

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Sep 25, 2025 - The Army plans to consolidate dozens of museum locations nationwide.

Women’s History Museum’s Grisette à l’enfer [Grisette in Hell], at Amant is their first institutional exhibition in the United States. The show is...

Both a longstanding tradition and one of Brooklyn’s hottest events, First Saturdays has been putting the art in party for more than 25 years.

Grab a beverage and settle in for this month’s edition of Art History Happy Hour, an evening of lighthearted lectures inspired by Seydou Keita: A Tactile...

Before the Museum opens to the public, enjoy an interactive, stroller-friendly tour of Monet and Venice.

Ernest Cole: Lost and Found chronicles the life and work of Ernest Cole, one of the first Black freelance photographers in South Africa, who took to the...

The Brooklyn Museum is one of the oldest, largest, and boldest museums in the United States.

This dense display of objects offers an inside look at how museums work and provides a glimpse of our extensive American collections.

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Dive into an underwater realm where sea creatures are your creation. In Life at Sea, award-winning artist, bestselling author, and climate advocate Oliver...

Experience Venice through Monet’s eyes during a free, short talk led by an A.R.T. Guide.

Poet Brad Vogel, author of Find Me in the Feral Pockets and organizer of the NYC Poets Afloat Residencies, leads generative workshops inspired by Monet and...

Blind individuals and those with low vision are invited to explore Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens in a vivid, online verbal description tour.

Members: Bring the family to experience our galleries through a kid-friendly, winter-themed highlights tour, led by our talented Teen Staff.

The Brooklyn Museum is one of the oldest, largest, and boldest museums in the United States.

Join us for a festive Member evening with exclusive access to Monet and Venice, on-sale holiday shopping, and drinks at a pop-up bar.

Located in the Museum’s Egyptian galleries, this installation focuses on ancient Egypt and Nubia as African civilizations, challenging racist and colonial...

Located in our sunlit lobby, the Brooklyn Museum Café has something for everyone.

Ready to expand your mind, take your skills to the next level, and meet fellow art lovers? Check out classes, paid internships, and free events.

Our holdings of the Arts of the Islamic World represent a wide range of artistic traditions from Islamic cultures located in Asia and Africa, as well as parts...

Explore art at the intersection of history and the natural world.

Nov 23, 2021 - "While the word transformative is often overused, this support from the city is just that," Senior Curator Catherine Morris told Observer.

A highlight of our Decorative Arts and Design collection is a group of American period rooms dating between the 17th and 20th centuries.

Nov 24, 2025 - Once a month, when the Brooklyn Children’s Museum is closed to the public, it welcomes a special group of visitors: parents incarcerated at Rikers Island and

Donate or pick up toys, clothing, and other gifts for children as part of this annual Brooklyn Museum tradition to spread holiday cheer.

This guide is for visitors who are familiar with the Museum and want to take a closer look at a few of our exhibitions, standout objects, and recent additions.

Be transported to Venice in New York’s largest museum show dedicated to Monet in over 25 years.

Ring in National Poetry Month with a global lineup of artists who draw on influences from ancient Egypt to contemporary Brooklyn.

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Meaning “many heads” to the Bwami society of the Lega people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, sakimatwemtwe symbolizes the consideration of...

We house one of America’s foremost collections of Asian art, now displayed in newly renovated galleries.

Members help make possible the great art, big ideas, and courageous conversations that can only happen at Brooklyn Museum.

A lamplit sanctuary amid the bustle of Brooklyn—and a refuge in uncertain times—the Rubin Museum Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room is a place to learn, reflect,...

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Giovanni della Robbia’s Renaissance glazed terracotta masterpiece The Resurrection of Christ is a compositional and technical tour de force.

This installation of decorative arts, design, and craft explores the tensions and parallels between two categories of useful objects: the handmade and the...

With all kinds of programs (and free general admission!) for visitors ages 19 and under, the Brooklyn Museum is an ideal destination for a family-friendly,...

The University Membership program connects colleges and universities with the Brooklyn Museum’s vast resources.

The Brooklyn Museum is an encyclopedic art museum in New York City’s borough of Brooklyn. For 200 years, the Museum has connected people to art and...

The decoration of the royal palaces of the ancient Middle Eastern kingdom of Assyria was meant to overwhelm the ancient visitor with the king’s power and to...

Get the lowdown on how to make your first visit to the Brooklyn Museum absolutely legendary.

Comprising three chapters that boast both longtime favorites and brand-new standouts, the exhibition brings fresh narratives to the fore while exploring the...

The Dinner Party, an important icon of 1970s feminist art and a milestone in 20th-century art, is the centerpiece of our Center for Feminist Art.

Enjoy Members-only morning viewings of Monet and Venice.

The Brooklyn Museum is one of the oldest, largest, and boldest museums in the United States.

Peer into a mysterious scene within Trailer by artist Liza Lou. In her paintings, sculptures, and installations rigorously assembled from glass beads, Lou...

Plan your journey through the Museum’s five floors of art.

Jan 23, 2026 - The Village Voice previews a free admission evening at the Brooklyn Museum celebrating Black History Month.

This newly renovated gallery exhibits an exciting range of designers and manufacturers from the late 19th century to the present day.

Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens is the most expansive North American exhibition of the legendary Malian photographer’s work to date.

Make a difference at the Brooklyn Museum with an estate gift. You can trust that our experts will work to find the best options for you to leave a legacy and...