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Blue, green, cream, and purple abstract painting by Ron Gray — Original work by artist Ron Gray

Red and deep blue symmetrical abstract work by Ron Gray

Lavender, cream, pink, and gray symmetrical abstract work by Ron Gray

Upcoming experiences

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Antonio Canova's marble sculpture Perseus with the Head of Medusa at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Gods, Monsters & Superheroes

Discover how ancient heroes, magical armor, monsters, and impossible quests became the blueprint for the stories kids already love.

Cihuateotl, a fearsome Mexica stone figure with a skull-like face, clawed feet, and raised talons, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Weird, Creepy & Gross Art Tour

Ghosts, strange creatures, grisly legends, and the details most museum tours politely skip. Art history has never behaved so badly.

A richly colored painting of a youth entertained in a garden by a fairy and her maidens from The Met collection

Once Upon a Masterpiece

Find the real myths, monsters, princesses, and transformations behind favorite animated stories—and see familiar characters in a new way.

Auguste Renoir's In the Meadow from The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection

The Great Impressionism Scavenger Hunt

Race through color, light, hidden clues, and surprising details while learning how the Impressionists changed the way the world sees.

Ron Gray

Born in Rockaway Beach, Queens, Ron was a profoundly expressive artist whose life and work were shaped by early-onset schizophrenia. His images are bold, immediate, and unmistakably his own. Middlebrook Gallery was created to preserve his work and share the extraordinary human story within it.

Black, blue, burgundy, and pale blue abstract work by Ron Gray

Red, navy, white, and pale blue abstract work by Ron Gray

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