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			AFRICA: A POWERFUL MASK REDISCOVERED April 28, 2013 Africa: A Powerful Mask Rediscovered This large eroded sculpture was among the first objects to enter the Neuberger Museum’s African collection in 1978. The sculpture’s large dome-shaped, cylindrical head and a long neck resting on a flat rectangle-support, suggest a monumental mask that might have impersonated the ancestral spirits of a clan associated with collective cults.

			DONNA DENNIS: CONEY NIGHT MAZE June 07, 2013 - September 15, 2013 Donna Dennis: Coney Night Maze One of the most popular New York City icons is the Coney Island Cyclone, a 1927 landmark wooden rollercoaster that has attracted millions of visitors and provided the backdrop for hundreds of events. It also is the inspiration for Coney Night Maze, a new, complex, sculptural installation, 13 years in the making, by Donna Dennis, that includes an ascending rollercoaster-like track which weaves in and out of the darkness.

			NEU NIGHTS OUT June 07, 2013 - June 07, 2013 Friday, June 7 6:00 - 8:30 pm Neu Nights Out It’s TGIF at the Neuberger Museum of Art and party time as we open Donna Dennis: Coney Night Maze, an extraordinary installation inspired by the iconic Coney Island Cyclone rollercoaster. But there will be no ups and downs tonight, just happy hour with great music, great people, great hors d’oeuvres (hot dogs, anyone?), and mojitos. Our media sponsor is wfuv Radio, 90.7 fm and wfuv.org. They’ll provide the music, courtesy of their popular air personality Rita Houston. wfuv Radio is a non-commercial, listener supported public radio station that streams in from the iTunes Radio Tuner (under Eclectic or Public), and features ”Rock and Roots” day and night, plus NPR news on the hour. So, come as you are and drink in the art. Admission $20; free to museum and wfuv members and one guest. Reservations recommended: 914-251-6125

			THE ART OF ZERO Selected from the permanent collection of the Neuberger Museum of Art, this exhibition includes work by artists who were part of or exhibited with Group Zero, a late-1950s European art movement attempting to re-harmonize the relationship of man and nature inthe wake of the devastation of World War II.

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