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Exhibitions reflect the Zimmerli's commitment to interdisciplinary perspectives and range from thematic shows to surveys of particular artists and movements.
Zimmerli's resources include classes for all ages, group tours, research opportunities, and exhibition reading rooms.
Visitors can enjoy special programs such as lectures, concerts, workshops, and gallery tours.
Members enjoy many benefits, including special receptions, behind-the-scenes tours, class discounts, and day trips.

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Join Us at Special Programs for Subjective Objective

This fall, the Zimmerli invites the public to a series of free programs in conjunction with Subjective Objective: A Century of Social Photography, beginning with an exhibition reception on Thursday, September 28.

On October 3, Art After Hours: First Tuesdays spotlights the exhibition with curator-led tours, as well as live music from New Jersey-based independent alternative folk band Cold Weather Company.

Brooklyn-based photographer Radcliffe “Ruddy” Roye, whose work documenting the Black Lives Matter movement is featured in Subjective Objective, kicks off a new Meet the Artist series on Wednesday, October 4.
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Special Exhibition

Subjective Objective: A Century of Social Photography features photographs from early 20th-century reformers to contemporary artists. The exhibition re-examines the role of the public sphere in the creation of social documentary photography. (Accompanied by a 368-page book)