Tim McHenry is a founding Rubin staff member and was in charge of programs at the Museum for its first 20 years. He specializes in art-contextual experiences that break the traditional mold, presenting audiences with what the Huffington Post has called “some of the most original and inspired programs on the arts and consciousness in New York City.”
McHenry’s public programs have explored the wider significance of the Rubin’s objects and collection of Himalayan art through music, film, performance, immersive engagements, and intimate conversations. He is the curator of the Mandala Lab, an interactive installation that was on view at the Rubin in New York City from 2021 to 2024. A traveling version went to Bilbao, London, and Milan.
In a lively discussion that includes musings on déjà vu and Dune, artist Laurie Anderson and novelist Benjamín Labatut explore the concept of what is real and what is not.
Artist Laurie Anderson and novelist Tom McCarthy have a wide-ranging dialogue about everything from Sigmund Freud to Super Mario to unravel whether time is just a construct of our minds.
In a freewheeling conversation that spans topics from karma to climate change, artist Laurie Anderson and poet Jane Hirschfield tackle the big questions about time.
Performance artist, electronic music pioneer, and filmmaker Laurie Anderson tackles the big questions about time with some of her favorite writers, thinkers, and poets.
