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Located on Columbus Circle, the Museum of Arts and Design offers new ways of experiencing and telling stories about craft, art, and design.
NEW YORK, NY (October 21, 2021) – The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) is proud to announce Charisse Pearlina Weston as the winner of the 2021 Burke Prize. Established in 2018, the Museum’s biennial prize honoring excellence in contemporary craft is named for craft collectors Marian and Russell Burke.
Jewelry artists from Mexico, the United States, Latin America, and Europe expose the underlying currents of the border environment within geographic, political, economic, social, cultural, and ideological contexts.
The 2019 winner of the Museum’s Burke Prize, Indira Allegra returns to the Museum of Arts and Design for an interactive conversation with her friend and former teacher, artist Dario Robleto. Delving into Allegra’s investigation and reimagination of memorial, the pair will diverge from the traditional panel discussion format and invite the ...
Charisse Pearlina Weston’s creative work emerges from deep material investigations of poetics and the autobiographical. She utilizes glass to conceptually embody both the everyday risk of anti-black violence and the precocity and malleability of blackness in the face of this violence.
In these MAD Moments, MAD’s chief curator Elissa Auther is joined by artist Julia Kunin for an online conversation on Kunin’s wide-ranging ceramic practice. Learn about the artist’s diverse influences, including Soviet-era art and architecture and Art Nouveau.
Mar 23–Sep 22, 2024. Highlighting thirty years of art-making dedicated to the Black experience in America, Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other is the first comprehensive survey of the communal art projects that form the heart of the artist’s pioneering creative practice.
2021 Burke Prize Winner. Born in Houston, Texas, and based in Brooklyn, Charisse Pearlina Weston is a conceptual artist and writer whose practice is grounded in profound material and symbolic investigations of the intimacies and interiors of Black life. In her practice, formal explorations of glass, poetic texts, abstraction, sound, video, and ...
Design Happy Hour takes place on select Wednesday evenings in the museum's Artist Studios space. We invite the public to explore design techniques with some of the city's most exciting makers and creatives.
Takeshi Murata (born 1974 in Chicago, lives and works in Saugerties, NY) graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1997 with a B.F.A. in Film/Video/Animation.