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Digital Archive
The New Museum Digital Archive contains documentation of the New Museum's program and institutional history in the form of images, video, audio, publications, and printed matter.
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Tours
Register for a tour of current exhibitions.
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Bowery Artist Tribute
Both a celebration and exploration of our new neighborhood, the Bowery Artist Tribute explores the presence of artists on this famed thoroughfare.
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First Saturdays for Families
Special, hands-on programs designed for families with children and young adults 5 to 15 years old, conducted by trained New Museum educators
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G:Class
The Global Classroom (G:Class) utilizes the Museum as a resource to enhance learning and engage high school students through the exploration of contemporary art connecting to local, global, and cultural issues that affect their lives.
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Resources
The Resource Center offers New Museum visitors books, catalogues, magazines, and digital materials on international contemporary art and culture as well as publications related to current exhibitions.
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G:Class
The Global Classroom (G:Class) utilizes the Museum as a resource to enhance learning and engage high school students through the exploration of contemporary art connecting to local, global, and cultural issues that affect their lives.
Bowery Artist Tribute
Both a celebration and exploration of our new neighborhood, the Bowery Artist Tribute explores the presence of artists on this famed thoroughfare. Focused on researching the history of artists and art production on the Bowery, the Bowery Artist Tribute is a dynamic art history of the area.
First Saturdays for Families
Participate in special, hands-on programs for families with children and young adults four to fifteen years old. Families can explore the New Museum’s exhibitions through lively conversations in the galleries and engage in related creative activities.
Resources
Located on the Fifth Floor, the Resource Center offers New Museum visitors books, catalogues, magazines, and digital materials on international contemporary art and culture as well as publications related to current exhibitions.
Digital Archive
The Digital Archive contains over 6,000 exhibition images, exhibition descriptions, publications, public program chronology, and a searchable database of over 3,700 artists, curators, and institutions associated with the New Museum's programming.
