Museum of Art

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

This year, in addition to our usual hours, the museum will be open most Thursday evenings from 6 to 9pm during the academic year. Nights at the Museum will often feature various types of informal events, from student gallery talks to musical performances to contemplative coloring and artist-led sketching and beyond, and free refreshments will be available (while they last!). Given the less formal nature of Nights at the Museum the schedule will be constantly evolving.

Award-winning journalist Elaine Weiss shares her research on the last step in the battle for granting the vote to women and touches on the concurrent museum exhibit exploring the controversy over women’s role in American society. Free

Shimenawa, or “enclosing ropes”, are used to construct sacred space in the worship of kami (Shinto gods). Shan Zeng ’19 will discuss the history of shimenawa in a short talk based on her thesis work. The talk will be followed by light refreshments and a visit to the Reiff Gallery of Asian Art to view the newly installed shimenawa there.