Princeton Art Museum

Princeton University Art Museum is a renowned institution dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of artworks. With a rich collection spanning various historical periods and cultures, the museum offers visitors a remarkable exploration of artistic expression. From African Art to Ancient, Byzantine, and Islamic Art, Art of the Ancient Americas to Asian Art, the museum features comprehensive curatorial areas that captivate art enthusiasts.

The museum also houses campus collections, including European Art, Modern and Contemporary Art, Photography, Prints and Drawings, allowing visitors to appreciate art from different perspectives. Additionally, Princeton University Art Museum conducts valuable research in collecting and provenance. Under the guidance of Annabelle Priestley, curatorial assistant for Modern and Contemporary Art, the museum continues to curate thought-provoking exhibitions.

Priestley's expertise and passion shine through her curation, as seen in the upcoming exhibition Victor Ekpuk: Language and Lineage and the acclaimed Woman Artists and Abstraction. She has also provided vital research support for exhibitions such as Time Capsule, 1970: Rauschenberg's Surface Series from Currents. Princeton University Art Museum is committed to providing an enriching experience for all, offering free admission to the public.

Whether you're a student, art enthusiast, or simply curious, a visit to this esteemed museum is sure to inspire and captivate