The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, is closed until February 7, following a January 23 “sprinkler emergency” that caused it to evacuate visitors. Hyperallergic, which first reported the malfunction, noted that a sprinkler head was damaged during preparations for Winter Storm Fern, which socked New York with nearly a foot of snow over the weekend. The museum confirmed that no galleries or works were damaged in the incident and, following a visit from the FDNY, announced that it would close for the weekend. The closure comes less than three months after the museum’s triumphant reopening in its new $300 million home. The institution, the country’s top museum devoted to work by Black artists, was displaced for nearly eight years, owing to construction delays, while the new building took shape.