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Members enjoy many benefits, including special receptions, behind-the-scenes tours, class discounts, and day trips.
Visitors can enjoy special programs such as lectures, concerts, workshops, and gallery tours.
Zimmerli's resources include classes for all ages, group tours, research opportunities, and exhibition reading rooms.
Exhibitions reflect the Zimmerli's commitment to interdisciplinary perspectives and range from thematic shows to surveys of particular artists and movements.

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Leaves May Be Falling, but New Programs Are Picking Up

Participating in New Brunswick Ciclovia on October 2? The route passes in front of the Zimmerli! Stop by for free art activities, including chalk drawing outside and Passport to Art inside, as well as new fall exhibitions.

Join us for Art After Hours: First Tuesdays on October 4. Stop by after work or classes for a curator-led tour of “Thinking Pictures”: Moscow Conceptual Art in the Dodge Collection, live music by Mason Gross’s Split the Lark New Music Ensemble, and a new season of Slide Jam, featuring artists Veronika Georgieva and Nikolay Koshelev. 5 to 9pm. Free admission and complimentary refreshments.

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Fletcher and the Knobby Boys: Illustrations by Harry Devlin Spotlights Animal Characters Who Work Together to Help Friends in Need
With Many Works on View for First Time in U.S., Thinking Pictures Introduces Artists Who Set Stage for Contemporary Practice in Russia and Around the World

HereNow: Rutgers 250

HereNow: Rutgers 250 is the Zimmerli's digital gallery, museum exhibition, and book celebrating Rutgers' 250th anniversary by looking at the present. The museum exhibition has ended but you can still visit the digital gallery. The book featuring 250 selected images is available this October.