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A Storied Art Collection at Princeton Gets a New Home

October 16, 2025

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The Princeton University Art Museum has navigated a controversy around its architect and political pressures facing cultural and academic institutions on the way to the opening of its new building.

By Hilarie M. Sheets | NYTimes Arts | Disclosure

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A Storied Art Collection at Princeton Gets a New Home

The Princeton University Art Museum has navigated a controversy around its architect and political pressures facing cultural and academic institutions on the way to the opening of its new building.

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