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The Museum of Arts and Design in New York is presenting ‘2025 Burke Prize: Hai-Wen Lin,’ an exhibition devoted to artist Hai-Wen Lin that is scheduled to remain on view through October 4, 2026. The exhibition is listed at MAD’s Jerome and Simona Chazen Building at 2 Columbus Circle in Manhattan.
The exhibition appears in the museum’s September 2026 programme as one of its current presentations. The listing identifies Lin as the recipient named in the title, but the supplied museum material does not provide further information about the artist’s practice, the works on view, the selection process, or the specific scope of the prize exhibition.
The Burke Prize is supported at MAD by Marian and Russell Burke. In its institutional materials, the museum says their generosity makes the 2025 Burke Prize possible. The same material describes MAD’s broader commitment to “the value of the handmade and skilled making,” placing the prize within the museum’s focus on craft, design and material-based practice.
MAD, founded as a museum dedicated to contemporary and historical work at the intersection of art, craft and design, is based in the Chazen Building at Columbus Circle. Its public programme includes exhibitions, workshops, talks and artist-led activities, while its galleries regularly bring together objects and practices associated with skilled making. The Burke Prize listing is presented alongside other exhibitions in the museum’s 2026 schedule.
The available announcement does not state when the Lin exhibition opened, nor does it identify a closing event, related programme or admission arrangement specific to the presentation. It gives no confirmed details about Lin’s background, medium or previous exhibitions, and those details cannot be established from the supplied source material.
‘2025 Burke Prize: Hai-Wen Lin’ will be on view at the Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Columbus Circle, New York, through October 4, 2026.
