For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Summer Closing

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Summer Closing

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Summer Closing

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Summer Closing

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Summer Closing

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Cafe reopens for Fall

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights explores the historic role of visual culture in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for racial equal

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Come to the Open House, Tuesday, September 14 to learn more about the School at ICP.

Click here for more information.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

Click here for more information.

Celebrate local foods with numerous vendors, including Great Performances, at Just Food's 'Let Us Eat Local' at the South Street Seaport Water Taxi.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Heirloom Vegetable Festival

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Heirloom Vegetable Festival

Click here for more information.

The first New York museum exhibition of South African photographer Zwelethu Mthethwa (b. 1960, Durban, KwaZulu-

In this year’s installment of the much-anticipated Artist-in-Residence exhibition, Mequitta Ahuja (b. 1976), Lauren Kelley (b. 1975) and Valerie Piraino (b.

Inside the Collection: Interiors from the Studio Museum features an intimate selection of photographs in the Museum’s holdings that focus on indoor scenes and spaces.

Hi-Res is this year’s installment of the Museum’s annual exhibition featuring the work of high school participants in the Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History and Com

Represented, revered, and recognized by people around the world, Harlem is a continually expanding nexus of black culture, history and iconography.

DJ/Rupture’s Radio GooGoo is a radical audio installation that challenges widely accepted notions of authorship as well as the deep associations attached to musical genres.

Peep Holes features the work of the recent alumni.

Heirloom Vegetable Festival

Click here for more information.