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HRM Staff Share Their Favorite Works By Derrick Adams!
As we approach the final weeks of artist Derrick Adams’ exhibition, We Came to Party and Plan, we’re looking back at Adams’ joyful work at the HRM. Be sure to come see this unforgettable installation before it closes on October 18.
Foregrounds and Fortitude
Thank you again for being an integral part of the Museum. Your support allows us to keep our doors open, and we are committed, in return, to offer you respite, resilience, and inspiration.
HRM Staff and Docents Share Their Favorite Landscapes at the Museum!
As part of our ongoing Museum from Home initiative, staff members recorded videos, audio clips, and written descriptions of the works that they admired. Here, we’re featuring the staff members who picked landscapes as their favorites.
A Day Worth Waiting For: HRM Reopens to the Public Tomorrow!
At long last, the Hudson River Museum is reopening to the public this Saturday, July 25. We are so excited to welcome you back.
Black Lives Matter
The Hudson River Museum unequivocally believes that Black Lives Matter. This time, it is George Floyd; before him, it was Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Atatiana Jefferson, Philando Castile, Alton Sterling, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, Trayvon Martin, and many others. We say their names.
Join HRM’s Art Challenge!
People from around the world have been spending their time in self-quarantine by recreating iconic paintings with anything they can find at home. The Hudson River Museum’s staff and docents…
Inspiration and Hope in the Landscape
In light of the challenges we are enduring as an institution and as a community, it gives me great pride and pleasure to share with you the very good news that the HRM’s exhibition, Maya Lin: A River Is a Drawing (October 2018–January 2019), has been identified as one of the best curated art exhibitions worldwide by the Global Fine Art Awards.
Join HRM’s “Outside My Window” Community Exhibition
We will be accepting submissions of photographs, sketches, drawings, paintings, short poems, and prose pieces as jpegs from now through Friday, May 22, 2020. Please submit only one original work per person.
Museum from Home in the News
A selection of Museum from Home press coverage.
Reimagining Distance with Creative Cohesion
Beyond our walls, the Museum leadership and staff are hard at work, steadfast and committed to our mission to engage, inspire, and connect diverse communities through the power of the arts, sciences, and history. We encourage you to stay connected to us through #MuseumFromHome.
