The Barnes from Home
Ongoing
Watch
Each Friday, get a serving of art in our YouTube series. In short videos, Barnes curators, scholars, and educators present off-the-cuff musings about some of their favorite works in the collection.
Subscribe for new content every week.
Learn
Each month, we offer a slate of new online courses to enjoy from home.
Sign up for Impressionism and Japonisme.
Tour
Share the Barnes with your friends and family! Book a private docent-led virtual tour to explore the galleries from home. Email us to book.
Engage
In our new online series, artists, scholars, and community activists explore issues related to race in America. The next conversation, The Myth of White-Adjacency, is Monday, April 19.
Writer Anne Ishii will lead our next Facing Change program.
Explore
We've updated our search! You can still browse objects by light, line, color, and space, inspired by Dr. Barnes's approach to looking at art. Now you can also search by artist, culture, year, and even gallery room.
Discover
We're always trying to learn more about our history and the art in our collection. Read about intriguing theories and recent discoveries from our team of curators, scholars, conservators, and archivists.
Our newest entry looks at de Chirico’s Alexandros.
Giorgio de Chirico. Alexandros, 1935. BF960. © 2020 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome
Connect
Download one of our favorite paintings to use as your next video conference background. The images were chosen by our curatorial and education teams from more than 3,000 artworks in our online collection.
For your next virtual meeting or happy hour, bring the world-renowned Barnes collection right inside your home.
The Barnes from Home is an initiative of the Knight Center for Digital Innovation in Audience Engagement at the Barnes.
Bring Art Home
The Barnes Shop offers plenty of ways to enjoy art at home, with books, games, puzzles, and other activities. Read, play, color, invent, and more.
