Morton: At the Still Point of the Turning World Unica Zürn: Dark Spring Before 2010 Leon Golub: Live & Die Like a Lion? Selections Spring 2010: Sea Marks Sun Xun: Shock of Time Apparently Invisible: Selections Spring 2009 Matt Mullican: A Drawing Translates the Way of Thinking M/M (Paris): Just Like an Ant Walking on the Edge of the Visible Greta Magnusson Grossman: Furniture and Lighting Rirkrit Tiravanija: Demonstration Drawings Kathleen Henderson: What If I Could Draw a Bird That Could Change the World? Drawing on Film Frederick Kiesler: Co-Realities Yüksel Arslan: Visual Interpretations Drawing Out: Student Artwork from Drawing Connections Selections Spring 2008 Sterling Ruby: CHRON Alan Saret Gang Drawings, 2007 Management and funding The Drawing Center named Laura Hoptman, a former curator at The Museum of Modern Art, Executive Director in 2018. In August 2005, the Drawing Center was considered one of the groups to occupy the World Trade Center. The plan was scrapped, and then the center's leadership spent a couple of years exploring a move to the South Street Seaport, where it planned to build a $60 million museum. By 2010 the museum decided to stay put and expand its Wooster Street home. Also in 2005, it was among 406 New York City arts and social service institutions to receive part of a $20 million grant from the Carnegie Corporation, which was made possible through a donation by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg. For the 2012 renovation, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation gave a $3 million grant, one of its largest contributions toward a single construction project. As of 2011, attendance was at 35,000 visitors a year. As of 2018, the center attracted 55,000 visitors a year. References External links Drawing Art museums established in 1977 Art museums and galleries in New York City Museums in Manhattan 1977 establishments in New York City SoHo, Manhattan Arts centers in New York City