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Rubin Museum of Art

Artists Show Subversive Ways to Challenge Power in the Rubin Museum’s New Exhibition

Sara Raza, curator of the Rubin Museum's new show 'Clapping with Stones,' discusses the subtle, subversive ways art can be a form of resistance.
By Sara Raza

5 Low-Key New York Area Museums Serving Up the City’s Smartest Pop Culture Shows

From the Museum of the Dog to a 'Game of Thrones'-themed tour of the Rubin's latest exhibition, here are the undersung New York institutions serving up the city's best pop culture art offerings.
By Paddy Johnson
Installation view of the Rubin Museum's 'The World is Sound'.

Museums Make Space for Sound Art This Fall

"It’s increasingly rare to have a place where you can slow down and just listen,” said curator Jane Hsu.
By Margaret Carrigan
Get ready for a clean eating plan.

Juice Cleanse at a Former Smoke Shop; Become America’s Next Fitness Star

By Margaret Abrams
The DB, or "Dream Butt" Method.

Buy Your Own Belfie Machine and Workout With a Skateboard

By Margaret Abrams
Get ready for a beachside bike ride.

Get Ear Acupuncture With Your Manicure and Find Inner Peace Before NYFW

By Margaret Abrams
Box like Rocky on a rooftop.

Rooftop Boxing With Rocky, an Open Barre and Mirror Meditation

By Margaret Abrams
The Rubin Museum.

Why One Museum Wants You to Meditate in Times of Tragedy

By Margaret Abrams
Ramiro Gomez, American Gardeners (After David Hockney's American Collectors, Fred and Marcia Weisman 1968), (2014).

Weekend Edition: 10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 25

By Paul Laster
Cao Fei, Cosplayers Series: Tussle, (2004).

9 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 4

By Paul Laster
A woman kneels in a chair dressed in her brassiere and stockings, admiring herself in a hand mirror and arranging her hair, 1940s.

Mirror Meditation Makes Narcissism Mindful

By Margaret Abrams
The Temple of Dendur in The Sackler Wing.

10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before March 14

By Paul Laster
(David De Armas/Rubin Museum)

Crowd-funded Show at the Rubin Museum Might Be the Path to Inner Peace

By Justin Joffe
The Rothko Room at The Phillips Collection. (Photo: The Phillips Collection)

Here Are 6 Artworks Pope Francis Shouldn’t Miss During His US Visit

By Alanna Martinez
Bhaktapur Durbar Square in 2015, after the earthquakes in April-May. (Photo: © DirghaMan & GaneshMan Chitrakar Art Foundation, Courtesy The Rubin Museum of Art)

Nepal’s Cultural Sites After the Earthquake: Rubin Museum Shares New Photos

By Alanna Martinez
José Ángel Vincench’s Exile, (2012). (Photo: Bronx Museum of the Arts)

The Bronx Museum Looks at Cuban Art in a New Era of US-Cuba Relations

By Sara Roffino
The ProjectArt booth at Pulse. (Courtesy Pulse New York)

ProjectArt Brings Arts Education to NYC Kids Who Need It Most

By Alanna Martinez
"A Night at the Museum" (Photo courtesy of AMNH)

Sleeping With Strangers: Group Sleepovers, New York’s Latest Summer Trend

By Erica Sloan

VIP Experience: Visually Impaired Persons See Art Through Sensory Tours

By Lauren Feiner
The Rubin. (Courtesy Paul VanDerWerf/Flickr)

Rubin Museum Names Patrick Sears Executive Director, New Trustees

By Andrew Russeth
The museum (Photo courtesy NYCgo.com)

The Rubin Museum Holds a Sleepover

By Dan Duray
A late-16th-century painting on cotton from Tibet. Photo courtesy of the Rubin Museum of Art.

Tibetan Art Roundup: a Grant for the Rubin, a Shrine for the Sackler

By Andrew Russeth
Ritual Card; Northwestern Yunnan Province, China; 18th-20th century; Ink and paint on paper; 6 x 8 5/8 in. (15 x 22 cm); Collection of Dr. John M. Lundquist

‘Quentin Roosevelt’s China: Ancestral Realms of the Naxi’ at the Rubin Museum of Art

By Maika Pollack

At the Rubin: As Atta Kim's Buddha Melts, Vodka Flows

By W.M. Akers
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