Memor Museum

04/30/2026

Opening May 4th at MEMOR Museum, visual artist Han Qin presents a practice-based exhibition in collaboration with CAPL. Set within the museum’s historic and domestic architecture, the project invites you into an “unfinished studio” condition—a space where fleeting inspiration leaves lasting traces. Qin’s work explores themes of migration, identity, and growth through a cross-media language of cyanotype, silk painting, and video projection. Here, artistic experience shifts and reconfigures among architectural layers, transposing personal struggle into a collective sense of warmth.
Special Event:
Cyanotype Workshop: Tracing Experience
Join us on May 9 to transform personal memories into imagery.
Workshop: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM ($80, registration required)
Opening Reception: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Artist: Han Qin
Curator: Min Yang (Maggie)
Academic Support: CAPL
Project Coordinator: Weiyi Xu
May 4 – May 17, 2026

📍1130 Madison Ave, New York

04/12/2026

Convergence & Evolution: The New Era of Global Finance 🌐🏛️

On April 25th, the PKU Guanghua US East Alumni Association hosts its premier forum at the Memor Museum, Manhattan.
Step inside a high-signal environment where traditional finance veterans and digital-native pioneers redefine the rules of value. This is more than an industry gathering — it‘s a meeting of minds bridging East and West, Wall Street and the digital frontier.

Key Topics:
🔹 Institutional Trading: The evolution of valuation models and quantitative strategies.
🔹 AI x Blockchain: Navigating the rise of the Agentic Economy.
🔹 RWA & Yield: The convergence of traditional assets and on-chain infrastructure.
🗓 Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: Memor Museum, 1130 Madison Ave
🎟 Registration: Scan the QR code or link in bio to secure your ticket.

Meet like-minded professionals at the intersection of art and technology. Be part of this moment.

Hosted by PKU Guanghua School of Management US East Alumni Association
Sponsoring Partners: Chaince Digital · OpAida
Supporter: BitMart US
In collaboration with Qishi Club
QishiClub

04/10/2026

Discover the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship at our Memor Museum in Manhattan! Our current exhibition, ”The Ingenuity of Craftsmanship,“ features a stunning collection of traditional Japanese home goods. Explore our gift shop and find unique items from three exceptional brands: Nosaku, known for its elegant tin cups and incense burners; Kago, offering versatile, bendable tin structures for your home; and Hakuichi, with their intricate glass plates and cups adorned with mesmerizing designs. Elevate your living space with these exquisite pieces. Visit us today and experience the art of Japanese craftsmanship!

04/01/2026

NOW OPEN at Memor Museum🎊

The Ingenuity of Craftsmanship: Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition is officially open to the public today.

Discover a curated collection of masterworks from Japan’s most prestigious studios, including Miyatsu, Hannya Shodō, Yotsukawa, Shimazaki, Hakuichi, and Nousaku. From 150-year-old ironware to delicate porcelain, witness the pinnacle of artisanal mastery.

📍 Location: Memor Museum, 1130 Madison Ave, New York
✨ Highlights: 19th-century heritage metalwork, Kutani-yaki ceramics, and gold leaf artistry.

Visit us on the Upper East Side to experience the beauty of handmade tradition.

03/28/2026

We are proud to announce the upcoming opening of The Ingenuity of Craftsmanship at Memor Museum.

Humanity’s pursuit of aesthetics has transcended the boundaries of utility since the inception of tool-making, evolving into a profound experience of the creative process. This exhibition encapsulates the temperature of the past, spanning centuries to preserve the unique imprints of every era and our original spirit.

Step into a collection of Japanese masterworks that embody the pinnacle of artisanal skill. From the intricate textures of ironware to the delicate glow of gold leaf, each piece bears the unique mark of the maker’s hand, a testament to a lifetime of devotion.

In an age of standardized efficiency, we invite you to rediscover your primal connection to beauty. Slow down. Witness the light. Feel the resonance of time.

Grand Opening: April 1, 2026
Location: Memor Museum, 1130 Madison Ave, New York

02/23/2026

Join us at Memor Museum for a private cultural gathering — an evening of music, dialogue, and presence within STONECUBE: No-Time Consciousness.

The night includes a conversation between artist Stone Chun Shi and Anne Morra, retired curator of MoMA, live Flow Music in the galleries, and a curator-led exploration of the exhibition inside our landmarked townhouse.

A thoughtful gathering for those interested in contemporary language, time, and artistic evolution.

Limited capacity.
Scan the QR code to RSVP.

01/21/2026

01/01/2026

Stonecube: The Initial Language of No-Time Consciousness

Memor Museum is pleased to present Stonecube, a major exhibition by Stone Chun Shi, spanning over four decades of exploration in visual language, consciousness, and time. The exhibition features painting, calligraphy, video, design experiments, and the artist’s improvised Flow Music, offering a unique perspective on the formation of artistic language and the experience of non-linear time.

Reserve your visit & RSVP on our website to explore this unique exhibition.

Opening Reception: January 9, 2026 | 5:00–8:00 PM
Location: Memor Museum at 1130 Madison Ave, NY

01/01/2026

Step into the world of music, storytelling, and stage magic!
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The Memor Musical Theatre Program is excited to introduce a brand-new Musical Theatre course for young performers ages 8–12, beginning January 8, 2026 at the Memor Museum.

Led by New York–based performer, singer, and educator Jacqueline Milena Mulligan, this 9-session program helps students build strong foundations in vocal technique, acting, movement, and ensemble performance all through the beloved music of Disney.

Over the course of the program, students will explore iconic shows such as The Lion King, Frozen, Moana, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and more. Each week includes structured warm-ups, guided listening, storytelling analysis, choreography, and hands-on rehearsal time.

With small classes (5–8 students), individualized attention, and an optional extended vocal training session, every child is supported at their own skill level. The final session on March 5 features an Open Day, where families can enjoy class demonstrations and a short showcase celebrating student progress. Spots are limited. Enroll today and let your child shine onstage!

Program Details
Start Date: January 8, 2026
Day: Every Thursday
Time: 5:00–7:00 PM (Optional vocal extension until 7:30/8:00 PM)
Location: 1130 Madison Ave, Memor Museum — 2nd Floor
Age Range: 8–12
Program Length: 9 sessions
Class Size: 5–8 students

Contact Us: 646-901-3242 / [email protected]

07/19/2025

📢 Museum Closure Notice

Memor Museum will be temporarily closed starting July 21 as we prepare for the installation of our brand-new exhibition.

Something exciting is on the way—stay tuned and we’ll see you soon!