Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionBrooklyn
Once a month, the Brooklyn Museum throws open its doors for a free party where art, live music, and crowds mix beneath the Beaux-Arts dome. The rest of the time, wander 1.5 million works spanning Egyptian sarcophagi to provocative contemporary installations at your own pace.
Tips
June 11
Melissa Joseph's fiber-paintings bloom across the museum's outdoor plaza in hexagon frames inspired by Siena Cathedral mosaics. Her enlarged scenes of people eating, laughing, and embracing invite you to pause and reflect on everyday connection.
June 11
Step inside a private Tibetan household shrine. Over 100 ritual objects and artworks from the Rubin Museum are arranged as they'd appear in devotional practice, rotating to showcase different traditions.
June 11
This exhibition asks who gets to decide what's "important" art. Judy Chicago and fellow artists turn a critical eye on museums themselves, unpacking how institutions shape what we see and whose stories get told. Bring your skepticism: you'll leave questioning every plaque you've ever read.
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Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionOnce a month, the Brooklyn Museum throws open its doors for a free party where art, live music, and crowds mix beneath the Beaux-Arts dome. The rest of the time, wander 1.5 million works spanning Egyptian sarcophagi to provocative contemporary installations at your own pace.
Tips
June 11
Melissa Joseph's fiber-paintings bloom across the museum's outdoor plaza in hexagon frames inspired by Siena Cathedral mosaics. Her enlarged scenes of people eating, laughing, and embracing invite you to pause and reflect on everyday connection.
June 11
Step inside a private Tibetan household shrine. Over 100 ritual objects and artworks from the Rubin Museum are arranged as they'd appear in devotional practice, rotating to showcase different traditions.
June 11
This exhibition asks who gets to decide what's "important" art. Judy Chicago and fellow artists turn a critical eye on museums themselves, unpacking how institutions shape what we see and whose stories get told. Bring your skepticism: you'll leave questioning every plaque you've ever read.