Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
“Sext Me if You Can” is an interactive performance installation taking place in the New Museum Lobby in full view of Museum visitors.… Read more
Exhibition-Related
“Admission”: An Elastic City: NYC 1993 Walk
Capacity is limited to fourteen people. Running time: 60 mins
Dance artist Michelle Boulé and theater director Niegel Smith invite you to unravel the codes of museum engagement as we feel our way through the New Museum’s “NYC… Read more
“Sext Me if You Can” by Karen Finley: Performance and Installation
Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
“Sext Me if You Can” is an interactive performance installation taking place in the New Museum Lobby in full view of Museum visitors.… Read more
“Sext Me if You Can” by Karen Finley: Performance and Installation
Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
“Sext Me if You Can” is an interactive performance installation taking place in the New Museum Lobby in full view of Museum visitors.… Read more
“Sext Me if You Can” by Karen Finley: Performance and Installation
Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
“Sext Me if You Can” is an interactive performance installation taking place in the New Museum Lobby in full view of Museum visitors.… Read more
Don’t Stop: Neophilia, Niche War, Expert Boxes, The Superbody, and Networking the Middle Class
“Don’t Stop” is a one-night event about the language of the early 1990s.
This series of readings and performances by writers and artists will explore writing in the US from 1992–96, just before the 1996 publication of David Foster… Read more
G:Class Professional Development Seminar for Teachers
Join New Museum Associate Curator Jenny Moore, and artist Erika Vogt on Thursday June 6, for a professional development seminar for high school teachers related to the exhibition “Erika Vogt: Stranger Debris Roll Roll Roll” (on view in the New… Read more
Artist Talk with Llyn Foulkes
On the occasion of his retrospective exhibition at the New Museum, the influential painter and musician Llyn Foulkes will speak about his life and work.
Llyn Foulkes (b. 1934 Yakima, Washington) studied music and art at Central Washington… Read more
Blessed Are All the Little Snowballs in Hell: Screening and Discussion with John Fleck
Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
For tickets to the workshop performance of A Snowball’s Chance in Hell click here.
John… Read more
Curatorial Walk-through of Llyn Foulkes and Ellen Gallagher
Producers Council Members & Above
Join the artists and curators of the exhibition before it opens to the public at a private reception and viewing.
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