Past Exhibitions
Looking back.
A peek into our exhibition archive.
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Rosalie D. Gagné: A Contemporary Alchemist
ON VIEW: September 18—December 22, 2024
In Rosalie D. Gagné: A Contemporary Alchemist, the first retrospective exhibition of her work, the Neuberger Museum of Art explores the artist’s fascination with opposing worlds—organic and artificial, solid and ethereal, microcosm and macrocosm—and investigates the ensuing tensions.
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Reflection Refraction
ON VIEW: April 10—August 11, 2024
Reflection Refraction evokes the mirrors and motion of a dance studio through its assembly of striking, sparkling reflective and kinetic artwork. -
Threnody
ON VIEW: February 21 - August 4, 2024
Theater Gallery
A project in The Making of a Museum: 50 Years exhibition
Threnody is a 250-foot-wide site-specific painting created by American artist Cleve Gray for the opening of the Neuberger Museum of Art. -
The Promised Gift
On View: January 24, 2024
West Gallery
A project in The Making of a Museum: 50 Years exhibition
The Promised Gift tells the story of Roy R. Neuberger’s 1969 grand and optimistic philanthropic contribution, a gift of 300 works of art to the State University of New York. -
1969—1974
ON VIEW: January 24, 2024
Klein Gallery
A project in The Making of a Museum: 50 Years exhibition
1969—1974 explores the role of Roy R. Neuberger as one of the most important collectors of his day, the conceptualization, design, and construction of the Museum, and its use in the early 1970s by the students and faculty of Purchase College prior to the formal opening of the Neuberger Museum of Art in 1974. -
The Making of a Museum: 50 Years
ON VIEW: January 24 - December 22, 2024
For fifty years, the Neuberger Museum of Art has fostered learning, sparked the creative process, and investigated understandings of the world in which we live through its collections, exhibitions, and education programs. -
From Your Collection: Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Voices
ON VIEW: December 6, 2023—March 24, 2024
In an era in which individuals may live and work in multiple locations, often outside their native country, we may ask if it remains relevant to think in regional terms. This question is essential, as many artists prefer not to carry a national banner, but instead consider themselves actors engaged in a universal dialogue.
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Romuald Hazoumè: The Fâ Series
ON VIEW: Extended through February 18, 2024
This exhibition presents a significant body of work by internationally renowned, Venice Biennale-bound artist Romuald Hazoumè based on his dedicated study of Fâ divination.