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Join art therapist Kit Demirdelen for a workshop for adults that explores the healing qualities of art and nature. This program will start in the galleries with a guided discussion of how major artworks in the exhibition Cycles of Nature express emotion. Then, create your own artwork in Greene Education Center. Various fine art materials

Join our HRM Junior Docents on a nature walk along the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park trailway, just steps from the Museum. Learn about the plants and animals, native and introduced, that can be found in our neighborhoods. We’ll help you identify them, using an online database to catalog as much local flora and

Mason Webb’s Instrument No. 2, featured in Order / Reorder, is a kinetic, sculptural still life that merges textile with sound. Over the course of two hours, along with special guests, Webb will perform his symphonic piece in the galleries, discuss his practice, and enable visitors to get a close-up view of the instrument. For

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Victor Rendón and the Bronx Conexión Latin-Jazz Quintet will play traditional Cuban, Dominican, and international songs in the Museum’s outdoor courtyard that reflect the diversity of artists represented in Order / Reorder: Experiments with Collections. Selections will include Bilongo, El Cuarto de Tula, La Historia de un Amor, Toro

Charlie’s bodega, a painting by Dominican-born local artist Leonardo Ilianov De La Cruz, is featured in Order / Reorder: Experiments with Collections. His work illustrates that while “home” is characterized by where you are, it is also a product of journeys that mark where you have been, which together shape our vision of self. Join

Learn about the forces that have shaped the landscape around us in the Hudson River watershed, from glaciers to lava to millennia of the patient work of water, and render them in modeling clay. Recommended for ages 8+.

…From the Earth Green series. Oil on canvas. On loan from Art Bridges (AB.2020.10). © 2022 The Pollock-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photo: Steve Paneccasio.  …

Este es el cuento de una niña muy especial. Llegó hasta nosotros un día de primavera después de una gran tormenta, caminando boca abajo por el arco iris. La niña que sabía caminar al revés tenía un punto de vista muy particular de las cosas, quizás ello era debido a su peculiar forma de caminar.

The HRM is once again participating in Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day, an annual event hosted by Smithsonian Magazine where museums and cultural institutions across the country provide FREE admission to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket. Please note, planetarium and Glenview tickets are not included. Plus, enjoy a 10% discount in the Museum Shop when

Vea detrás de la escena con Federico Uribe, creador de Plastic Reef, una instalación llena de color que es engañosamente extravagante mientras pone en alerta a las personas sobre los plásticos que están contaminando nuestros océanos. Obtenga más información sobre la práctica única de Uribe en este programa bilingüe que, en reconocimiento al Mes de