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A midday mindfulness session inspired by the collection.
This month we’re pleased to offer a Day of the Dead-themed printing activity led by Instituto Gráfico de Chicago (IGC).
A free community night of stitched art and stories.
An evening program on music, technology and artificial intelligence.
Learn how NYC government works and how you can make an impact on issues that are important to you. Hosted by Mark A. Schneider, PhD.
A deeply personal memoir of Donbas, told through photographs, memory, and loss.
Author and activist Deborah Santana in conversation.
Screening of Cuba After Castro (dirs. Abby Martin and Matthew Belen, 2026), followed by a Q&A. Built around an in-depth interview with Miguel DÃaz-Canel, Cuba's first leader born after the Revolution.
The world's oldest contemporary art fair.
West Africa's leading art fair: art, film, music and talks.
Teen Lab session on linocut relief printmaking, part of a three-part series for ages 13–18.
Join us to hear artist Heidi Lau speak as part of the Visiting Artist Lecture Series.
An evening make-and-mingle centered on a do-it-yourself fashion show inspired by the collection.
with Dr. Eric Colleary
with Dr. Eric Colleary
Join us for an evening with authors Timothy Tyson and Mary Williams.
Timothy Tyson and Mary Williams on gospel singer and civil rights figure Mahalia Jackson.