Wednesday, January 25, 2023

SATURDAY: Sketch the Brooklyn Museum

 


In any other city it would be the major cultural center.  In New York City, the Brooklyn Museum is our forgotten treasure.  The museum is home to an exquisite collection housed in a fabulous Beaux Arts building.   Anywhere you choose to sketch you'll have a wonderful subject.


The Egyptian collection is world renowned as are many of the Asian art collections.  The American decorative Arts collection is endless and the colonial homes and period rooms on the top floor are fascinating.  To say nothing of the permanent installation of Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party". ( a MUST see if you haven't ever done so!) And on and on it goes! 


But wait there's more....now there are two terrific shows up: Thierry Muggler and Jimmy DeSanna.  You can find out more about these and many other temporary and permanent collections by visiting the web site: https://www.brooklynmuseum.org






DETAILS

What:   We’ll be sketching at the The Brooklyn Museum of Art  on Saturday, January 28, 2023


Where:   The Museum is located at 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn 

 

When:  Meet at 11 AM in the lobby.  There's a coat check.  After that we'll be fanning out to the different floors and collections. Anyone with a sketchbook is undoubtedly a fellow Urban Sketcher


How:

-   By Subway:  

  • By Subway - 2 or 3 train to Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum.  

-  By Car

  • Or drive and use the paid parking available behind the museum.


General Admission

  • Adults - $16
  • Adults 65+ - $10
  • Visitors with disabilities (care partner free of charge) and students -  $10


Lunch:  12:30  PM  Meet in the first floor cafe


Afternoon:  1:30 PM  Back to sketching


Show and Tell:  3:00 PM - This is the social part of our day where we will share drawings and good stories.  Location to be determined.


NOTE:

 

-     Bring a stool, it gives you more options.  



Can't find us?  

Call or Text Mark - 973-809-9128


There are no fees or attendance taken. All drawing skill levels are welcome