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School and Teen Programs
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Digital Archive: Chronology
The Chronology on the new Digital Archive tells the New Museum's legacy of contemporary art, its early days as a radical departure from modernism to its global present.
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Resource Center
The Resource Center offers New Museum visitors rotating books, catalogues, magazines, and digital materials on international contemporary art and culture as well as publications related to current exhibitions.
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Research & Residencies
“Mirror/Echo/Tilt” is the New Museum’s fourth annual Summer Art and Social Justice residency and exhibition.
Educators
The New Museum welcomes educators working in a variety of contexts to connect their classes and learning communities with contemporary art and ideas through tours, partnerships, and professional development.
Youth
Youth programs utilize the Museum as a resource to enhance learning and engage young people through the exploration of contemporary art—connecting them to local, global, and cultural issues that affect their lives.
First Saturdays for Families
Participate in special, hands-on programs for families with children three to eight years old. Families can explore the New Museum’s exhibitions through lively conversations in the galleries and engage in related creative activities.
Digital Archive
Dig deeper through over 10,000 objects that comprise Museum's 40-year legacy of new art, new ideas.
Resource Center
In late 2013, the Education Department at the New Museum unveiled its newly reconfigured Resource Center, providing a platform for making visible histories, research, and broader contexts for artistic and curatorial production.