The Newark Museum of Art

The Newark Museum of Art

Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos

Newark, NJ 4,122 followers

The Newark Museum of Art invites you to enjoy unforgettable experiences in the arts and natural sciences.

About us

Eighty galleries house The Newark Museum of Art’s permanent collection. The Museum complex also includes the 1885 Ballantine House, a restored National Historic Landmark; the Victoria Hall of Science; The Alice and Leonard Dreyfuss Planetarium; the Junior Museum; the Billy Johnson Auditorium; the Alice Ransom Dreyfuss Memorial Garden; an authentic Schoolhouse from 1784; and the Newark Fire Museum. The Newark Museum of Art's distinguished art collections are international in scope and importance, and include 18th- to 20th-century American Painting and Sculpture; an important collection of Decorative Arts including the nation’s most acclaimed collection of pots; the Arts of Africa, the Americas and the Pacific; a world-renowned Asian Art collection, including a Tibetan Buddhist altar consecrated by His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama; Classical Antiquities, representing Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan and Roman societies and an unparalleled collection of ancient glass; and one of the few Numismatic collections on public view in this country. A permanent Natural Science Gallery including changing exhibition space opened November 2002.

Website
http://www.newarkmuseumart.org/
Industry
Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Newark, NJ
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1909
Specialties
African Art, Art of the Americas, American Art, Arts of Asia, Classical Art, Contemporary Art, Science Exhibits, Decorative Arts, and Planetarium

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    Happy Fourth of July! As the sun sets over the lake, we celebrate the beauty and freedom of our nation. Enjoy the holiday and take a moment to appreciate the serene views. 🌅 _ Donald James Wynn, Black Lake, Sunset, 1972. Oil on canvas. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Halpert, 1983 | 83.89

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    Make sure to stop by the Welcome Center during your next visit to view Newark photographer's David Orrell's digital installation, 'Made in Newark: Queer Black Bodies.' Orrell’s art is rooted in a practice that explores the beauty and vitality of the Black figure. By exploring themes of intimacy and identity, both individually and culturally, Orrell’s work encompasses the complexities of Blackness. At its core, Orrell’s work is a character study of himself, taking into consideration the intersectionality of collective memory and restorative imagination–balancing what was, is, and could be as he continues a legacy of Black portraiture. _ Photos by David Orrell

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    🎉 Newark, it’s our time to shine! The #North2Shore festival is coming to Brick City and to celebrate, enjoy FREE admission to The Newark Museum of Art all weekend! 📅 Thursday, June 27 - Sunday, June 30 🕙 10am-5pm Join us for these fun activities: Saturday, June 29 👨👩👧👦 Family Drop-In, 1-4pm (outdoors in front of Washington St. entrance) Sunday, June 30 👨👩👧👦 Family Drop-In, 1-4pm (outdoors in front of Washington St. entrance) 🌿 Rest Fest, 11am-4pm (guided meditation, yoga, reiki, and more) #N2S

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    🔥🌞 Stay Cool! 🌞🔥 Feeling the heat? Come chill at NMOA! Our cooling station in the Welcome Center is open and FREE for everyone this Thursday from 12pm to 5pm, and Friday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm. Enjoy complimentary bottled water and a refreshing break from the heat. Stay cool and hydrated, friends!

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    🖤✨ This Juneteenth, honor our shared history by exploring our 'Seeing America: 18th – 19th Century' galleries. Discover 13 new artworks by contemporary artists of color, placed alongside our historic collection. These pieces address themes of slavery and Black and Indigenous history, highlighting often omitted narratives from American art. Plan your visit to experience these powerful stories. #Juneteenth _ Installation view, Unrecorded artist, The House and Shop of David Alling, ca. 1840-1850. Seeing America: 18th-19th Century, The Newark Museum of Art. Photo by Richard Goodbody Installation view, Terence Hammonds, Black Abolitionists Wallpaper, 2022-23 and Hiram Powers, The Greek Slave, 1847. Seeing America: 18th-19th Century, The Newark Museum of Art. Photo by Richard Goodbody Installation view, Seeing America: 18th-19th Century, The Newark Museum of Art. Photo by Richard Goodbodyhttps://lnkd.in/eH-_zTkr

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