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Great Hall Exhibition Series Fall 2026

A tall cylindrical sculpture of coiled gray steel wire hangs from the ceiling, extending from a central hoop. Looped and knotted coils protrude from its vertical axes. At the base, tangled strands pool on the ground.
Tith Kanitha, Untitled, 2026. 0.7mm steel wire, hand coiled. Courtesy of the artist.

Accessibility

Know Before You Go

Where is the exhibition?

The exhibition is on view in the Marcia Vilcek Great Hall and two vitrines in the Marble Room, both on the first floor. A third vitrine and book cart with additional scholarly resources are both located on the second floor, accessible via elevator.

Where is the accessible entrance?

The James B. Duke House is wheelchair accessible via a side entrance ramp, which provides entry to the basement floor. The exhibition is on view on the first floor, accessible via elevator.

Where is the accessible bathroom?

Accessible bathrooms with touchplates are located on the basement floor.

Is seating available?

Large armed couches and cushioned ottomans are available in the Maria Vilcek Great Hall. Benches are available in the Marble Room. Additional ADA compliant folding chairs are available by request.

Can I leave my coat, bag, or other large personal items somewhere during the tour or event?

Large personal items can be stored to the left of the first floor entrance and in the Marble Room.

Are service animals allowed in the building?

Yes, service animals are allowed in the building. No advance notice is required.

Vitrines

Vitrines have a height of 102 cm (40 in). Binders with large format copies of all texts and images are available next to the vitrines for alternative viewing.

QR Codes

Screen-reader compatible texts can be accessed via QR codes within the binders and on the hardcopy info document, which can be found to the left of the exhibition in the Marica Vilcek Great Hall.

For further questions or concerns about building access please contact Nadia Rivers at nhr2023@nyu.edu.