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From May 8 through July 10, 2026, New York University and The Berkley Collection will present The Declaration of Independence: Long Trail to Liberty. For extended hours and more, visit theberkley.org.

 Grey Art Museum programming will resume on September 9, 2026, with by Alison Knowles: A Retrospective (1960–2022) and Making Music: Helen Frankenthaler Prints from the New York University Art Collection.
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Phoebe Herland, Rauschenberg Curatorial Intern, leads a tour of Handle with Care: Robert Rauschenberg's Ecological… Phoebe Herland, Rauschenberg Curatorial Intern, leads a tour of Handle with Care: Robert Rauschenberg's Ecological Conscience at Grey Art Museum, NYU, 2025
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JaBrea Patterson-West, Graduate Curatorial Assistant, moderates “Roundtable Discussion: Black Abstraction | Black… JaBrea Patterson-West, Graduate Curatorial Assistant, moderates “Roundtable Discussion: Black Abstraction | Black Existentialism” with NYU faculty and guest scholars at the Insistute of Fine Arts, 2024
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Dr. Fred R. Myers leads a tour of Irriṯitja Kuwarri Tjungu: Contemporary Aboriginal Painting from the Australian Desert at… Dr. Fred R. Myers leads a tour of Irriṯitja Kuwarri Tjungu: Contemporary Aboriginal Painting from the Australian Desert at Grey Art Museum, NYU, 2026
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NYU students at “Print & Preserve," organized by the Grey Art Museum’s Student Friends Committee, 2026 NYU students at “Print & Preserve," organized by the Grey Art Museum’s Student Friends Committee, 2026
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Ryan Tran, Graduate Education Intern, leads a tour of Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar France, 1946–1962 at… Ryan Tran, Graduate Education Intern, leads a tour of Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar France, 1946–1962 at Grey Art Museum, NYU, 2024.

Learn & Collaborate

The Grey Art Museum is a space for learning, research, and partnership—join us in making art vibrant and accessible! Explore opportunities tailored for students, faculty members, and instructors; browse our video and article libraries for past programs and scholarly perspectives; and discover creative digital projects developed by our dedicated staff and student workers.

Opportunities for Students

Looking for a dynamic way to get involved on campus? The Grey Art Museum opens unique pathways for students eager to work with art and museum professionals.

Opportunities for Faculty and Instructors

The Grey Art Museum offers a wealth of collaborative possibilities for faculty and instructors to engage their students with our collections and exhibitions.

Watch and Listen

Revisit past programs and experience the museum from anywhere through recorded public conversations and virtual exhibition tours.

Campus Collaborations

This space highlights student-led projects, ranging from walking tours and topical essays to interactive multimedia projects on our collections and institutional history.

Perspectives

Browse our collection of articles to gain a deeper understanding of the artists and histories we showcase.