The New Queens Museum Website is Live!

A screenshot of the Queens Museum's About webpage. The top of the page starts with an archival image of the Queens Museum from the 70s with a text overlay that reads The Queens Museum Connects the Past to the Present.

11.05.22

The new queensmuseum.org is here and we can’t wait for you to discover all the different ways we’ve reimagined this digital space. 

A major pillar of the institutional brand refresh we launched in early 2022, the website builds on our vibrant color palette and dynamic “conduit” line to connect the unique history of our building to the Queens Museum of today. 

Our goal was to create a multilingual, accessible, and engaging hub for everything Queens Museum, and we’re thrilled to finally share this with our communities. 

Stay tuned in the coming months as we reveal new additions to our website!

Design: New Information Studio
Development: Cold Rice 

A gif animation highlight a screen recording of the Queens Museum's homepage. The header is slime green and the top of the page features a simplified analogue clock with the text It's November 3rd 4:57pm EST, 64F, We are currently open, Discover what's on at the Museum below.

A gif animation highlight a screen recording of the Queens Museum's About webpage. The top of the page starts with an archival image of the Queens Museum from the 70s with a text overlay that reads The Queens Museum Connects the Past to the Present.

A gif animation highlight a screen recording of the Queens Museum's On View webpage and Panorama exhibition page.

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