Families in the ASL community, with kids ages 7–12, are invited to explore the exhibition Scenes from the Collection through a scavenger hunt in the galleries, and then create art inspired by the works on view.

Columbia University Visual Arts MFA candidates and recent alumni present new video, sound, and performance work in response to Jonas Mekas: The Camera Was Always Running.

Jewish Museum members are invited to an exclusive virtual tour of Jonas Mekas: The Camera Was Always Running, led by Kristina Parsons, Leon Levy Curatorial Assistant.

Anthology Film Archives will present a series of screenings that recreate a selection of the Cinematheque programs that took place at the Jewish Museum from 1968 - 1970. The Cinematheque programming organized over the course of those years by Jonas Mekas is, from today’s perspective, an intriguing mixture of filmmakers and films that would soon be effectively canonized as part of the nascent Anthology Film Archives’ “Essential Cinema” collection, as well as numerous other filmmakers who are little-known and rarely-screened today.

This program is at capacity. If you have questions or would like to receive advance notification about future programs, please email info@thejm.org.

In this remote-learning workshop, create a portfolio of drawings at home using instructions designed by the Jewish Museum and materials that you have on hand, and then come together in a small group online to share your drawings in a video discussion with Jewish Museum educators. The online session will also include a live group drawing activity.