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Join us for a lively winter exhibition opening that brings art, conversation, and community together. Be among the first to experience two exciting new exhibitions: "Photorealism in Focus," a fresh look at a movement that transformed how we see the everyday, and "Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary," a powerful installation exploring belonging, history, and refuge through the […]
The Rose Art Museum is honored to host Judy Chicago for a special conversation with Catherine Morris, Senior Curator for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum. Together, they will explore Chicago’s groundbreaking "Birth Project" (1980–1985), a series that reimagines childbirth as a powerful, sacred, and creative act. Produced in […]
Join artist Zoë Buckman for the virtual premiere of her new three-channel film, "Show Me Your Bruises, Then," followed by a conversation with Rose Director and Chief Curator Dr. Gannit Ankori. Written, directed, and performed by Buckman and featuring Cush Jumbo and Sienna Miller, the 17-minute film examines the multigenerational impact of domestic violence and […]
Jean Shin transforms discarded objects into monumental sculptures that invite us to reconsider consumerism and identity. Shin’s 1999 installation "Alterations," currently on view as a centerpiece of the group show […]
Join the Rose Art Museum for a special screening of the acclaimed 2019 documentary "Queen of Hearts: Audrey Flack," an intimate and illuminating portrait of one of the most dynamic and uncompromising artists of the 20th century. The film offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from Flack as she reflects on her groundbreaking career, […]
Join the Rose Art Museum for a virtual exploration of "Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary," the U.S. debut of the British-Nigerian artist’s powerful and immersive installation "Sanctuary City" (2024). The installation consists of eighteen scaled-down replicas of historical and contemporary buildings from across the globe that have served as places of refuge for persecuted and vulnerable groups […]
Spend the afternoon exploring art across campus. Start at the Kniznick Gallery with a tour of "Who Will Draw Our History?" featuring powerful graphic narratives by women Holocaust survivors who […]
