Exhibitions, artist performances, and convenings. We must draw a new America as we are the picture makers. —Bryan Stevenson From Pride to Election Day 2026, the Brooklyn Museum marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with Drawing America: US@250. This special season brings together art, ideas, and conversations that reflect on the histories we inherit and the futures we have the power to shape. As we head toward Election Day, Drawing America culminates with a special artist performance and a symposium that considers the possibilities of American democracy today. Be part of the season’s grand finale and find your way into the conversation. Join the conversation Performance: What Season Is It, America? Wednesday–Sunday, October 21–25, 11 am–5 pm Free with Museum admission Convening: In Pursuit of Life, Liberty, and Happiness Friday, October 23, 11 am–5:30 pm Get tickets now Explore the art Common Sense Through November 8, 2026 Donald Moffett: IMPEACH Through April 11, 2027 Take a tour Self-Guided Audio Tours Pop on your headphones and take a self-guided tour across our collections. Through the lenses of LGBTQ+ liberation, civil rights, immigrant experiences, the women’s movement, climate justice, and Indigenous perspectives, these tours feature insights from artists, curators, educators, writers, and more. Listen to the audio tours From the top: Donald Moffett. US., 2026. Vinyl wall mural. Courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Keith Yamashita; Joyce Kozloff. Sing-Along American History: War and Race, 2004. Mixed media collage. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Rudolph DeMasi, by exchange, 2006.71. © Joyce Kozloff. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum); Installation view of Donald Moffett: IMPEACH, Brooklyn Museum, 2026. (Photo: Paula Abreu Pita) 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11238 Unsubscribe View in browser