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José Limón: The Mestizo as Ambassador
October 27, 2021–May 7, 2022The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsAn exhibition celebrating Mexican American dancer and choreographer José Limón, one of the most prolific exponents of modern dance.
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The Rose Family Seder Books
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Andrés Barba and Alberto Pina: Artists' Books
April 8–April 24, 2022Stephen A. Schwarzman BuildingThis display presents four artists’ books made by the Spanish artist Alberto Pina and Spanish writer Andrés Barba.
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Walter Damrosch: Classical Music's Critical Conductor
March 17–April 22, 2022The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsIn this case installation, we feature photos, sheet music manuscripts, and letters from the archive of Walter Damrosch, best remembered…
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The Skinny on Broadsides: 19th Century Music Broadsides
March 17–April 22, 2022The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsIn this vitrine installation, we look at a selection of broadsides, or single sheets of paper with text printed sharing information…
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Celebrating Passover with Library Collections
Online OnlyStephen A. Schwarzman BuildingThis web exhibition presents an array of special materials from The New York Public Library's Dorot Jewish Division and other research…
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Remembering Betty White
January 31–April 20, 2022The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsThis pop-up installation includes photographs and ephemera of Betty White from the Billy Rose Theatre Division that document her most… -
Wolf Eyes Library Style
Online OnlyThe New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsFor their residency at the Library for the Performing Arts, Wolf Eyes was inspired by the Library’s collection to create musical… -
Visions of Jack Kerouac: A Centennial Celebration
March 5–April 3, 2022Stephen A. Schwarzman BuildingMarch 12, 2022, marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of novelist, poet, and counterculture icon Jack Kerouac, one of the most… -
Women's Suffrage in Music & Recorded Sound
January 5–March 31, 2022The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsDiscover published suffrage and anti-suffrage music for a glimpse of history in this two vitrine display.