To Be a Place
June 11
After a seven-year closure, the Studio Museum in Harlem reopens with six floors showcasing Black artists from Basquiat to Elizabeth Catlett, plus archival treasures tracing the institution's vibrant history.
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Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionThe Studio Museum in Harlem
Harlem
After seven years, the Studio Museum reopens in a stunning $160 million building by David Adjaye. Seven floors showcase two centuries of art by Black artists, from Basquiat to emerging voices, with a rooftop garden and "stoop" gathering space that invite the community in.
Black artists
Adjaye architecture
Artist residencies
Community anchor
Tips
🏳️"jolted by the presence of defiant queerness" (The New Yorker)
💡don't miss Glenn Ligon's "ME/WE" neon in the lobby
🌿head to the top floor garden for skyline views
Free
Upcoming at The Studio Museum in Harlem
Thursday, Jun 11
From Now: A Collection in Context
June 11 at 11am
After seven years, Harlem's Studio Museum reopens with a stunning six-floor celebration of Black art spanning two centuries. "From Now" rotates 200 works—Basquiat, Barkley Hendricks, Elizabeth Catlett—through thematic groupings exploring identity, sound, nature, and the Black diaspora.
The Studio Museum in Harlem
HarlemOpen
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionAfter seven years, the Studio Museum reopens in a stunning $160 million building by David Adjaye. Seven floors showcase two centuries of art by Black artists, from Basquiat to emerging voices, with a rooftop garden and "stoop" gathering space that invite the community in.
Black artists
Adjaye architecture
Artist residencies
Community anchor
Tips
🏳️"jolted by the presence of defiant queerness" (The New Yorker)
💡don't miss Glenn Ligon's "ME/WE" neon in the lobby
🌿head to the top floor garden for skyline views
Free
Upcoming at The Studio Museum in Harlem
Thursday, Jun 11
To Be a Place
June 11
After a seven-year closure, the Studio Museum in Harlem reopens with six floors showcasing Black artists from Basquiat to Elizabeth Catlett, plus archival treasures tracing the institution's vibrant history.
From Now: A Collection in Context
June 11 at 11am
After seven years, Harlem's Studio Museum reopens with a stunning six-floor celebration of Black art spanning two centuries. "From Now" rotates 200 works—Basquiat, Barkley Hendricks, Elizabeth Catlett—through thematic groupings exploring identity, sound, nature, and the Black diaspora.