Art in Shared Spaces

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher. 

The Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from our permanent collection and related loans into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space—areas designed for gathering, study, and reflection. Even when galleries occasionally close for installation, art remains part of the everyday life of these shared spaces. The selection ranges from contemporary prints and an Etruscan hydria to Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph The Steerage. Works are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Alfred Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, printed 1915. Photogravure on Japanese paper. Courtesy of Charles M. Reiher.