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Fusing shimmering black-and-white 35mm with hallucinatory Pixelvision video, Michael Almereyda’s (Tesla, Experimenter, Hamlet) dreamlike 1994 reimagining of the Dracula story follows young vampire Nadja (Elina Löwensohn) as she returns to New York City to avenge her father’s death at the hands of Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Fonda). Executive produced by David Lynch, the original director’s cut screens in a new 4K restoration.
This witty, elegantly crafted tale of art and artifice from Oscar‑winning director Steven Soderbergh (Traffic) features a duet of brilliant performances from Ian McKellan as a fading artist and Michaela Coel as an art forger hired to secretly complete his unfinished work.
Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Secrets & Lies, Hard Truths) feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, from visionary director Ivo Van Hove (A View from the Bridge).
See the art, then be the artist in this two-session class. Designed for ages 18+.
From clay to kiln, create like Chihuly! Designed for ages 8-12.
Melt, shape, and design your own glass masterpiece.
Explore the vibrant and expressive world of alcohol ink painting in this class inspired by the dynamic works found in Postwar Abstraction. Designed for ages 18+.
Winner of the Locarno Film Festival’s Best First Feature Award, Sophy Romvari’s acclaimed debut gracefully blends fiction and memory in a lyrical portrait of a Hungarian-Canadian family navigating a crisis in the wake of a move to a new home.
In this boldly absurdist satire from award-winning Romanian filmmaker Radu Jude (Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World), a bureaucrat’s duty collides with her conscience after she displaces a homeless man to make way for a boutique hotel development.
Screening in a silvery 4K restoration, the first of Béla Tarr’s six legendary collaborations with novelist László Krasznahorkai is a rigorously stylized black‑and‑white film noir, tracing a taciturn loner’s doomed attempt to steal a lounge singer away from her debt‑addled husband.
Exploring Chihuly’s glowing glass forms.
Register for the next Museum Book Club meeting!
Two masterworks from Japanese horror virtuoso Kiyoshi Kurosawa make their American theatrical debuts in a special double feature: Chime, a mesmerizing experiment in minimalist horror, and Serpent’s Path, a darkly riveting long-take revenge thriller.
A luminous and deeply moving family drama, this Sundance standout features a quietly revelatory performance from John Magaro (Past Lives) as a grieving father of two who conceals the truth behind his family’s seemingly spontaneous road trip across the American West.
A 7.5-hour epic structured in twelve interlocking chapters, Béla Tarr’s darkly funny, visually staggering international breakthrough follows the collapse of a rural collective and the seductive promises of a returning prophet.
Make your mark on the skyline with vibrant mixed-media art.
"All art constantly aspires towards the condition of music." -Walter Pater
Two middle‑aged friends—who swear each drink is their last—take a shy architecture student under their wing on a free‑flowing odyssey through the Italian countryside in Francesco Sossai’s warm, wistful hangout comedy.
Featuring long‑lost footage from Elvis Presley’s legendary 1970s Las Vegas residency, Baz Luhrmann’s extraordinary archival documentary is a dazzling big‑screen experience and an intimate portrait of a rock icon at work.
Experience the magic of light, color, and movement in glass.
Voted one of the best films of the 2000s by Film Comment magazine, this towering long-take masterpiece from legendary filmmaker Béla Tarr observes the unsettling changes that take hold in a small Hungarian village after the arrival of a mysterious traveling circus.
Winner of the Golden Leopard at the 2025 Locarno Film Festival, Sho Miyake's quietly enchanting two-part drama follows a screenwriter on a winter vacation, where a tentative new friendship recalls the summer fling at the heart of her most recent film.
A ginkgo tree bears witness to three lives across generations as they are quietly transformed by the mysterious power of nature in Ildikó Enyedi’s visually dazzling, century‑spanning drama starring Tony Leung and Léa Seydoux.
Composed in rigorously measured long takes and photographed in stark black and white, Béla Tarr’s elemental final feature draws inspiration from an incident in the life of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche to create a meditation on existence stripped to its barest essentials.
Discover the power of storytelling through art.
Explore color, shape, and texture in this glass-fusing class designed for ages 18+.
Sustainer members are invited to an exclusive preview of the summer exhibition.
See Flaming June in June with advanced access to the new summer exhibition!
Be among the first to experience the new summer exhibition!
The world's #1 cat video festival is back with screenings in theaters across the USA and around the world starting August 2026! Join us in the Noble Theater for a fun, family-friendly movie event that raises money for local cats in need.
When Renaissance Ball ends… Late Night begins. Save the date!
A golden evening, fifty years in the making.
