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As a child, Beverly Buchanan collected stones, finding them rich in intrigue and meaning. Later she

After Brooklyn Museum’s successful run of Killer Heels, we’re bringing it down about 6 inches. The R

I hope our readers and audienceshave enjoyed seeing museum collection highlights through the “Eyes o

“I thought that by participating in this film I could give my point of view, my voice, and my side o

Just like that folks, 2015 is tick-tocking to a close and 2016 is just around the corner. During thi

Study of a Boy, Mary Cassatt, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: Sheet: 9 7/16 x 12 5/8 in. (24 x 32

Head in Profile and Smaller Face, Mary Cassatt, ca. 1898, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: Sheet:

Young Girl with Bonnet, Mary Cassatt, ca. 1904, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: 58 x 19 in. (147.

La Glace a Main, Mary Cassatt, ca. 1905, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: 8 1/8 x 5 13/16 in. (20.

Mother Combing Her Child’s Hair, Mary Cassatt, ca. 1901, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: 25

In the Omnibus (The Tramway), Mary Cassatt, 1890-1891, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: 14 5/8 x 1

Starting this Friday, visitors to the Brooklyn Museum will not only be able to stroll through the hi

brooklynmuseum:The Brooklyn Museum collection includes twelve monumental alabaster reliefs from the

“When this complex work was proposed for the collection a year after I arrived at the Museum, the cu

brooklynmuseum:Our current exhibition, Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled Shoe tells a beautif

Jeanette and Her Mother on the Sofa, Mary Cassatt, ca. 1902, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: Shee

We’re excited to start rolling out some big changes happening here at the Museum as part of an excit

On April 25, join us as artists and influencers discuss how their work can question and criticize ab

The Lamp, Mary Cassatt, 1891, Brooklyn Museum: American ArtSize: Sheet: 16 5/8 x 12 7/16 in. (42.2 x

We are thrilled to be partnering with students from Brooklyn College’s Performance and Interactive M

Aside from diversifying our collection to include more artwork by artists of color, women, and LGBTQ

Happy Hanukkah from the Brooklyn Museum! The festival of lights commemorates an event in the 2nd cen

Dear Friends,I hopeyour holiday season is off to a glorious start!Now thatit is officially winter, a

Hank Willis Thomas’s neon installation poetically affirms the importance of love and compassio

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