The Annual Museum Mile Festival returns for its 44th year. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the Guggenheim along with seven other museums for free along the “museum mile,” including El Museo del Barrio; the Museum of the City of New York; The Jewish Museum; Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum; Neue Galerie New York; and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This event will take place rain or shine on Fifth Avenue between 82nd Street and 110th Street.
The Frick Collection presents a new seasonal series of free public evenings at the Frick Madison. Cheng-Harrell Open Nights feature after-hours museum and reading room access, gallery talks, sketching, and live music. Admission is free, but timed tickets are required and capacity is limited.
West Harlem Arts presents MEMORY + HEALING + SUSTAINABILITY, an exhibition illustrating a dialogue with Afrofuturism philosophy and aesthetics. This exhibition is a compilation of 18 artists’ work, including Hunter faculty member Dionis Ortiz, covering several artforms from paintings to photography and it addresses each artist’s desire to be free in the presence of a divided post-pandemic world.
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Robert Longo, whose “American Bridge Project” is on view on the Hunter sky bridges until Dec 1, will be featured in a new exhibition.
Sep 8 – Jan 7, The Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway
Artists discuss their practices and deconstruct the impact of dramatic sociopolitical change on
their creative processes. Free with RSVP. Sat. Sep 16, 1–3pm
Asia Society Museum
725 Park Ave. at 70th St.
The largest no-cost literary event in New York City, presenting an array of national and international literary stars and emerging authors. Sep 11–16
Multiple locations near Brooklyn Borough Hall & Plaza.
The fellowship supports talented undergraduates from minorities historically underrepresented in the arts with stipends, mentoring, and more. Deadline: Thu. Oct 12
Signature Theatre’s Internship Program offers students the opportunity to learn alongside professional artists and managers at the forefront of NYC not-for-profit theatre. Apply ASAP for Fall 2017
Current students and recent graduates can learn about museum practice and gain professional skills in a variety of fields through unpaid internships at The Met. Deadline for Spring ’18: Oct 15
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