For David Gloman, the process of visual distillation—in which elements of a composition, such as line and texture, are subtracted or reduced—allows the essence of his subjects to shine. By refining visual stimuli and leaving only the essentials, his technique…
An immersive exhibition that invites visitors to step inside an artist Donna Castellanos's imaginative world, where once discarded books are transformed into vibrant works of art and interactive experiences celebrate both visual creativity and the written word. The exhibition unfolds…
Atmospheric and meditative, One Foot in Two Places showcases landscapes and details from natural environments, creating parallels between the artist’s mother country in Ireland and chosen homeland in the United States. Originally an immigrant from Dublin, Olwen O’Herlihy Dowling (b…
This captivating exhibition of winter-themed prints from the permanent collection combines visual art with engaging photo opportunities and hands-on activities to bring the magic of the season to life and welcome the New Year. Visitors to the exhibition will be…
Featuring Puerto Rican artists such as Miguel Pou y Becerra (1880-1968) and Myrna Báez (1931-2018), as well as others from across Latin America, this exhibition showcases artworks generously loaned from the Museo de Arte de Ponce, Puerto Rico. The works’…
This exhibition, generously loaned from the Museo de Arte de Ponce in Puerto Rico, highlights painters working throughout Latin America and exemplifies the deep influence of Surrealism in the region. Although created in the latter half of the 20th century,…
Currier & Ives, the New York City-based printmaking firm operating from 1835 to 1907, played an outsized role in shaping American visual culture with their scenes from military history and landscapes. Additionally, Nathaniel Currier (American, 1813–1888) and James Merritt Ives…
On view for a limited-time only! Showcasing a stunning collection of Japanese woodblock prints and decorative arts, this exhibition features the diverse forms and stories of supernatural entities known as yōkai. From vengeful ghosts to enigmatic sea monsters, these fascinating…
This selection of paintings and prints from the permanent collection reveals the connections between Vincent van Gogh and the artistic movements that shaped his vision, showcasing revolutionary artists such as Paul Gauguin, Camille Pissarro, Paul Signac, and Japanese master Andō…
In her powerful series of portraits, artist and activist Nayana LaFond sheds light on the crisis affecting Indigenous peoples, particularly women, who are eleven times more likely to go missing than the national average. Each portrait depicts a missing or…