Princeton University Art Museum Expands to New Home
The Princeton University Art Museum (PUAM) in New Jersey is opening a new 146,000-sq.-ft facility, doubling the size of its former space.
The new museum will display more of its collection of 117,000 works, including newly commissioned sculptures and installations.
- The original building was constructed in the 1880s.
- It saw multiple additions and renovations before being demolished in 2021.
The vision for a new museum began after the completion of the previous museum's last wing in 1980.
The west façade of the Princeton museum—with Doug and Mike Starn’s (Any) Body Oddly Propped (2015)
The new facility is set to open on October 31.
Author summary: Princeton University Art Museum doubles size with new facility.
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