#cultural-expansion

#cultural-expansion

Conceived as a series of wood-clad pavilions embedded within the landscape, the new 3,716 square meter structure anchors the transformation of the institution from a 6-hectare campus into a 131.52-hectare public preserve and garden designed in collaboration with Field Operations. The expanded site is expected to connect the new museum building with Brandywine's historic mill structure, surrounding wetlands, and the former studios of artists N.C. and Andrew Wyeth through ten miles of new trails.

As we mark the 70th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest, it feels especially meaningful to open this next chapter with Asia, a region rich in culture, creativity and talent.

The renovations are more than just a gallery, but a bold reframing of how African art is understood and celebrated in American museums.