Brooklyn Museum

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The Brooklyn Museum is a major art museum in New York City known for its extensive and diverse collections, including significant holdings of American, Egyptian, African, and contemporary art.

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instanceOf art museum
cultural institution
tourist attraction
architect McKim, Mead & White
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
borough Brooklyn
city New York City
collectionSize over 1.5 million works
collectionType art
country United States of America
surface form: United States
establishedInCentury 19th century
floorArea approximately 560,000 square feet
formerName Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
founded 1895
governingBody Board of Trustees of the Brooklyn Museum
hasCollection African art collection
American art collection
Asian art collection
Egyptian art collection
European art collection
Islamic art collection
contemporary art collection
feminist art collection
hasDepartment Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art
hasFocus African art
American art
Egyptian art
contemporary art
location Brooklyn
New York City
New York
surface form: New York State
name Brooklyn Museum self-link
near Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Prospect Park
neighborhood Prospect Heights
notableWorkHoused The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago
offers educational programs
permanent exhibitions
public events
temporary exhibitions
openToPublic true
operatedBy Brooklyn Museum administration
publicTransitAccess New York City Subway
rankBySizeInUSArtMuseums one of the largest
region Northeastern United States
state New York
subwayStation Eastern Parkway–Brooklyn Museum station
type non-profit organization
website https://www.brooklynmuseum.org

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Eastman Johnson hasWorkInCollection Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn contains Brooklyn Museum
McKim, Mead & White notableWork Brooklyn Museum
this entity surface form: Brooklyn Museum (original Beaux-Arts core)
Kinetoscope firstPublicExhibitionLocation Brooklyn Museum
this entity surface form: Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Prospect Park adjacentTo Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Museum name Brooklyn Museum self-link
Park Slope near Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Botanic Garden near Brooklyn Museum
Prospect Heights near Brooklyn Museum
Kings County contains Brooklyn Museum
Tavares Strachan exhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
Elihu Vedder hasWorkInCollection Brooklyn Museum
Wangechi Mutu exhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
Wangechi Mutu hasWorkInCollection Brooklyn Museum
El Anatsui hasExhibition Brooklyn Museum
Yinka Shonibare exhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
Olin Levi Warner hasWorkInCollection Brooklyn Museum
Kehinde Wiley hasExhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
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Mickalene Thomas hasExhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
Grand Army Plaza near Brooklyn Museum
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The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago location Brooklyn Museum
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The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago exhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
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Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art partOfCollection Brooklyn Museum
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Borough of Brooklyn hasLandmark Brooklyn Museum
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County of Kings contains Brooklyn Museum
Eastern Parkway adjacentTo Brooklyn Museum
Storm in the Rocky Mountains, Mount Rosalie collection Brooklyn Museum
this entity surface form: Brooklyn Museum collection
Heins & LaFarge notableWork Brooklyn Museum
this entity surface form: Brooklyn Museum (early work and competition)
Ennead Architects notableWork Brooklyn Museum
this entity surface form: Brooklyn Museum expansion
Peltz family associatedWithOrganization Brooklyn Museum