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2009
The trappings and trimmings of a traditional Victorian holiday are re-created in the 1885 Ballantine House, a restored National Historic Landmark.
These award-winning, Newark-based filmmakers have created a black-and-white, 3D film about present-day Newark that is an homage to the 1920 avant-garde film Manhatta which documents a day in the life of Manhattan and plays on continuous loop.
September 23, 2009 through January 10, 2010
This centennial project highlights one hundred pieces of pottery and porcelain, including American and Native American as well as European and Asian ceramics. Masterpieces of Art Pottery is entirely drawn from the Museum's own collection, with the exception of two loans from the American Decorative Arts 1900 Foundation. April 2009 through April 2010
Explore the Museum's evolution from two galleries at the top of the Newark Free Public Library to an eight-building campus and the largest art institution in the state.
February 11, 2009 through August 16, 2009
This provocative exhibition presents works by more than thirty contemporary artists and is drawn from throughout the Museum's various collections. A dynamic thematic display highlights the universal concerns and ideas that inspire artistic creativity, creating unexpected connections that transcend traditional divisions based on geography, genre or media.
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