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Exhibition Preview—
In America: An Anthology of Fashion
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Watch a teaser for The Costume Institute's In America: An Anthology of Fashion—the
second in a two-part exhibition exploring fashion in the United States.
Presented in collaboration with The Met's American Wing, the exhibition
will highlight sartorial narratives that relate to the complex and layered
histories of the American Wing period rooms. The exhibition opens to the
public on May 7, 2022. Watch now →
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Winslow Homer:
Crosscurrents Virtual Opening
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Join Stephanie Herdrich, Associate Curator of American
Painting and Sculpture, and Sylvia Yount, Lawrence A. Fleischman Curator in
Charge—both of the American Wing—for a virtual tour of Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents, on
view now through July 31, 2022. Watch now →
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Seeding Change
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Listen to horticulturalist Yvette Weaver describe how gardens
support her sense of purpose and belonging as a Black woman, and how nature
can help museums become more welcoming to all. Listen now →
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Iris Cantor: A
Legacy of Philanthropy
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Met Trustee Iris Cantor speaks on her long history of giving
to the Museum. Read now →
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Frame of Mind: Art and Human
Connection
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Vivienne O'Neill of Citymeals on Wheels discusses how art has
offered a lifeline to homebound seniors during the pandemic. Read the interview →
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Robert Rauschenberg
and The Met's Centennial
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Robert Rauschenberg probed The Met collection to create a
striking print in celebration of the Museum's one-hundredth anniversary. Read now →
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Exhibition Highlights
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See all current exhibitions →
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Date Night at The Met
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Every Friday and Saturday, 5–9 pm
The Met Fifth Avenue
Every Friday and Saturday night this spring, bring a friend or special
someone (or yourself!) for an evening of art, live music, drinks, and
more. Drop by an informal Gallery Chat with a Museum guide and "get
to know" a work of art, just like a first date. Plus, enjoy drink
specials and light fare at our cafes.
Free with Museum admission, which is always pay-what-you-wish for New York State residents and
NY, NJ, and CT students with valid ID.
Learn more →
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