Upcoming Exhibitions

Lives of The Hudson

July 18 - March 14, 2010

This continent’s great rivers have in large measure defined and shaped American history and culture. Far more than a short river flowing through New York State, the Hudson is a thread that runs through the fabric of four centuries of American history, through the development of American civilization--its culture, its community, and its consciousness. The exhibition will be a unique exploration of several themes that trace their way through the history of the Hudson River with sections dedicated to the natural river, imagined river, human river, and working river. In addition to important works by Hudson River School painters, Lives of The Hudson exhibition will include objects of material culture and tourism, science, and new works by several artists from New York State and beyond, such as Jason Middlebrook, An My-Le, Matthew Buckingham, Alan Michelson, Bob Braine and Leslie Reed, Peter Hutton, and Stacy Levy.

Nicole Eisenman

September 26, 2009 - January 3, 2010

Debut of a series of new paintings on canvas by this Brooklyn-based artist.

Arlene Shechet

September 26, 2009 - January 3, 2010

Recent ceramic works by New York-based sculptor known for combining a diverse set of materials and Buddhist practice in her work.

Los Carpinteros

April 10–August 2010

Sculpture, drawings, and installation by Havana-based collective Marco Castillo and Dagoberto Rodriguez.

Paula Hayes

June - April 2010

Gallery exhibition, outdoor and indoor plantings, and furniture and tableware that will provide a setting for a series of dinners and conversations to mark the tenth anniversary of the Tang Museum.