Brooklyn Museum

What season is it, America?

For five days only, sit down with artist Keith Yamash*ta to consider the state of the United States. How are you, truly? How are the people you love? Where do you place your hopes?

🗓️ October 21–25
⏰ 11 am–5 pm

In the Beaux-Arts Court, explore Yamash*ta’s poems, photographs, and pieces of Americana. Find works that speak to you, sit down with the artist to share what they stir in you, and even take the art home.

Joshua-Michéle Ross will compose a new live score each day—responding in real time to the space and the people moving through it.

👉 Swipe for a preview of some of the works you’ll see.

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Now open... “Art of Manga!” 📖✨

Step into the worlds of some of the most influential mangaka, or artists, and discover the details, storytelling, and visual language behind the form.

P.S. cosplay is encouraged! 👀

🎥 https://youtu.be/CGDIAo7iE7M

Major support is provided by Kinokuniya USA and VIZ Media

"Art of Manga": Know Before You Go "Art of Manga" is the first major exhibition in the Americas to exp...

The Pearlman Collection then and now. 🖼️

Tomorrow, we welcome you to “Cézanne to Modigliani: Gifts of Modern Art from the Pearlman Collection”—an outstanding collection of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints.

This is the seventh exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum dedicated to the collection of Henry and Rose Pearlman, which has been shown here more than at any other institution.

Initially drawn to Chaïm Soutine and Amedeo Modigliani, Henry soon acquired works by predecessors Edgar Degas, Paul Gauguin, Édouard Manet, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Vincent van Gogh, and his favorite artist, Paul Cézanne.

Learn more about this exhibition, celebrating the Henry and Rose Pearlman Foundation’s gift, and plan your visit: https://bit.ly/4voVYDs

📷 Installation view of Cézanne to Modigliani: Gifts of Modern Art from the Pearlman Collection, Brooklyn Museum, 2026. (Photo: Dan Bradica Studio) → Paintings, Watercolors, Sculpture and Drawings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pearlman. [05/22/1974 - 09/29/1974]. Installation view.

Which artist comes to mind when you think of fall?

For us, it’s Thomas Cole and his painting “A View of the Two Lakes and Mountain House, Catskill Mountains, Morning,” on view in our 5th floor galleries.

This sweeping view of the Catskill Mountains has us ready for crisp air, changing leaves, and a little time outdoors.

Explore our upcoming programs and lean into the fall feeling with a day at the Museum.

Find us on the stoop enjoying the final days of “Keisha Scarville: Where Salt Meets Black Water.”

All summer long, visitors gathered on Scarville’s first-ever large-scale installation in the U.S., made from the artist’s black-and-white photographs—a tribute to her Guyanese parents who immigrated to New York in the 1960s.

Before the installation ends on October 4, bring your friends and family to encounter these works, the memories they evoke, and to experience a communal sense of renewal.

To Keisha Scarville, we send a heartfelt “thank you” for the beauty you brought to the Iris Cantor Plaza. ♥️

The UOVO Prize is made possible by UOVO

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Museum on Wheels returns to Playtopia at Atlantic Antic for a joyful afternoon inspired by Art of Manga!

Make manga-inspired artwork—including your very own characters—and explore identity, innovation, and the supernatural.

🗓️ Sunday, September 27, 12–4 pm
📍 66 Boerum Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201
👪 All ages are welcome

This program is created in partnership with Brooklyn Bridge Parents () and Atlantic Antic ().

Special thanks to TF Cornerstone ().

📷 Museum on Wheels: Birthday Bash, October 2024. (Photo: Argenis Apolinario)