The Studio Museum in Harlem is set to reopen on November 15 in a new 82,000-square-foot building, more than doubling its previous exhibition space. A community event with free admission will mark the occasion. The museum's first exhibitions will feature the work of late sculptor Tom Lloyd and highlight its collection of art by artists of African descent. The building's design draws from local architectural influences, featuring elements that encourage community interaction and engagement within the museum space.
The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen on November 15 in a new seven-floor, 82,000-square-foot building on West 125th Street, significantly increasing its exhibition space.
To celebrate the grand opening, the museum will host a community event with free admission and activities for all ages.
The building's architecture draws inspiration from Harlem's brownstones, churches, and bustling sidewalks, featuring steps that can serve as benches for various activities.
For its first show, the museum will present the work of Tom Lloyd, recalling the significance of his exhibition during the institution's original opening in 1968.
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