The Bronx Museum News

Two Bronx artists have paid tribute to their community by creating sculptures of their neighbours since the late 70s.

A new exhibition at the Bronx Museum of the Arts celebrates the work of Abigail DeVille, a Bronx-based artist who uses found materials on the streets as part of her creations, to reflect the history and struggles of generations of people of color. 

New York City is the heart-center of U.S. museums, so naturally new exhibitions each fall are exciting. Here are our picks for 2022.

With temperatures still sky high, August in New York is the ideal time to head to a fun-packed event where entertainment and cooling refreshments are both in ready supply.

Pride Week kicked off Tuesday night in the Bronx, as members of the LGBTQ community gathered together for food and films, but it comes at a time when many don’t feel safe.

“It’s a joy to be here in The Bronx,” Shabazz told Norwood News at the exhibit’s opening. “This great institution has always been so kind to me. It’s the Bronx Museum that gave me one of my most important shows about, maybe, 15 years ago…. They’ve always respected the work I’ve done [so] I’m honored to be…

Bang Geul Han started researching legal texts on abortion access across the US in 2020 with Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation.

In a new retrospective of his work, the New York-based photographer looks back on his illustrious career and the connections he’s made along the way.

The Brooklyn photographer reflects on decades of capturing joy and sadness—often in the same image

This latest exhibition by legendary Jamal Shabazz documents life in the outer boroughs of New York over the past 40 years

The Bronx Museum of the Arts celebrated 50 years on Tuesday. The museum, located in the Concourse section, offers free or pay-what-you-wish admission.