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Rose O'Neill and the Kewpie Comics

This exhibition features fifteen hand-colored proofs from the Sunday Kewpie comic series, written and illustrated by Rose O'Neill, as well as an additional three proofs from the more modern format Kewpie comic strip, published in the 1930s.
Jacques Callot: Varie Figure

This exhibition features work in the series Varie Figure, or Various Figures (1621-1628) by the pre-eminent French printmaker Jacques Callot. The series contains sixteen works pulled from the Museum's permanent collection. Most works feature double images of the same figure. It has been suggested that this series served as a drawing book or model for learning rapid, freehand drawing.
Shape, Form, and Color

This exhibit explores three of the commonly used elements of art - shape, form, and color - through representative examples pulled from the Museum's extensive collection of American watermedia.
Four by Four 2020

This biennial invitational exhibition recognizes and encourages artists working in all media in the four-state region of Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kansas.
Afloat: Artists and Rivers

This exhibition, pulled entirely from the Museum’s collection, explores a wide range of river-based work from our local rivers and beyond, reflecting upon the importance of this resource as both a natural amenity and a source of artistic inspiration.
the interference structure provides

This exhibit presents work by a group of loosely related artists from the 1960s and 1970s including Michael Kidner, Garo Antreasian, and Gordon House, who were interested in the ways in which systemic structures could be applied to the process of art making.
Eye to I: Self-Portraits from the National Portrait Gallery

Organized and drawn from the collection of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, this exhibition explores how artists in the United States have chosen to portray themselves through painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and video since the beginning of the 20th century. These works raise important questions about self-reflection and self-perception
This & That: Cartoons by Bob Palmer

This exhibition will feature over 100 original political cartoons created by local cartoonist Bob Palmer during his tenure at the "Springfield News-Leader". Between 1953 and 1991, Palmer made a daily cartoon covering everything from daily life in the Ozarks to national presidential elections to international issues ranging from Middle East Peace negotiations to concerns over Foreign Aid.
Framed: The Art of the Picture Frame

This exhibit utilizes the Springfield Art Museum's permanent collection to demonstrate frame styles and trends covering both hand-carved and mass-produced molded ornament frames, as well as to illustrate the important role of framing in conserving and preserving artwork.
Shawn Bitters: Burn Out

An outdoor installation composed of 23 printed "stones" that, when encoded, reveal a narrative of the landscape. This installation will be installed on the grounds of the Art Museum and Phelps Grove Park and is a collaboration between the Museum and the Springfield-Greene County Park Board.
Anders Zorn: Etchings

At the end of the 19th century, Anders Leonard Zorn (1860-1920) was one of the most well-known portraitists in France, England, and the United States. His talent, and knack for meeting the right people, led him to paint portraits of international celebrities including three U.S. Presidents, Swedish royalty, American railroad tycoons, and renowned artists. This exhibition will present all 96 etchings from the Museum’s permanent collection, showcasing the full collection for the first time in many years.
Randy Bacon: The Road I Call Home

This exhibit features 45 large-scale portraits of homeless individuals from our community taken by local photographer Randy Bacon. Each portrait includes a personal narrative detailing the portrait subject's unique circumstances leading to their homelessness.
Ubuhle Women: Beadwork and the Art of Independence

This traveling exhibition presents a spectacular overview of a new form of bead art, the "ndwango" (cloth), developed by a community of women living and working together in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The exhibition was developed by the Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum and is organized for tour by International Arts & Artists, Washington, D.C.
Art in our City

This exhibition highlights and celebrates the creativity of our community focusing on artists living and working in the many neighborhoods that make up our city.
Nick Cave

This exhibition features a selection of work by multi-disciplinary artist Nick Cave including pieces from his "Soundsuit" series, "Tondo" series, and the video "Drive-By."
El Grabado: Contemporary Cuban Printmaking

An exhibition of over 70 prints by thirty-three Cuban artists who have all worked, at one time or another, at the Taller Experimental de Gráfica de Habana – the oldest, continuously running print workshop in Cuba. This exhibition is pulled entirely from the collection of the Racela Educational and Charitable Foundation.
Decades: 90 Years of Collecting

This exhibition explores the history and growth of the Museum's permanent collection in celebration of the Museum's 90th Anniversary.
Four by Four 2018

This biennial invitational exhibition recognizes and encourages artists working in all media in the four-state region of Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kansas.
Frolic of the Mind

This exhibition traces the prolific career of artist, illustrator, author, poet, and inventor Rose O'Neill. Perhaps most remembered as the creator of the Kewpie doll, O'Neill was also one of the highest paid illustrators in the early years of the 20th century providing illustrations for Puck Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Ladies' Home Journal, Collier's, and many others.
Grant Wood: Lithographs

An exhibit featuring all nineteen lithographs produced by Grant Wood.
Richard Tuttle: Lines and Edges

An exhibit featuring three significant portfolios created by artist Richard Tuttle, pulled from the Museum's permanent collection.
Wonder Rooms: Ozark Collections

A special exhibition featuring a wide variety of work pulled from ten local and regional private collections.
Veterans' Views

This juried exhibition highlights photographs taken by members of our nation's armed services and relating to their military experience. The exhibit is organized by the Springfield Art Museum in collaboration with Drury University.
American Impressionism

This exhibit features over 100 paintings and works on paper from the golden age of American Impressionism including work by William Merritt Chase, Childe Hassam, Julian Alden Weir and Mary Cassatt
The Wood-Fired Kiln: A Catalyst for Collaboration

This exhibit will include the work of seven well-known local, regional, national and international ceramicists: Nina Hole, Priscilla Mouritzen, Rick Hirsch, Ken Baskin, Scott Meyer, Keith Ekstam and Jeff Johnston. The exhibit will focus specifically on work that has been created using a wood-fire kiln and will investigate the character and dynamic of the collaborations that have resulted from this very communal and social process.
Four by Four 2016: Midwest Invitational

The biennial "Four by Four 2016: Midwest Invitational Exhibition" recognizes and encourages artists working in all media who reside in the four-state region of Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas. The exhibit features work by four artists - one from each state - who will each exhibit a body of work.
Donald Holden: Memory Painter

A selection of small landscape paintings created by artist Donald Holden. Holden works primarily in watercolor and uses broad simple brushstrokes to convey evocative paintings from his travels pulled solely from his memory of place.
Warhol Uncanned

An exhibit of seven photographs by Colorado artist Lindsey Wohlman, inspired by Andy Warhol's "Campbell Soup Cans."
String Theory

Throughout time and over various cultures, humans have used fibers in similar ways to construct a variety of objects. Utilizing objects from the Museum's permanent collection, this exhibit will explore a number of basic textile construction techniques and highlight the versatility of working in the fiber arts.
British/American Pop

An exhibit comparing Pop Art in Britain and America
Watercolor NOW

An invitational exhibit of work submitted by members of the Watercolor USA Honor Society.
Kara Walker

An exhibit of work by Kara Walker including large-scale printmaking, metal sculpture, shadow puppetry and film.
House of Art(S)

An outdoor, site specific public art installation constructed of graffiti panels.
Adolf Dehn

This exhibit explores the work of Adolf Dehn, through both watercolor and lithography.
Susi Steinitz Ettinger

A retrospective exhibition on German-born artist Susi Steinitz Ettinger.
Four by Four 2014

A biennial, invitational exhibition recognizing artists working in all media in the four-state region of Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas.
About Face: Portraits

The second in a series of exhibits exploring the Museum's extensive collection of contemporary American watermedia.
Glazed Over

Learn more about the exhibition, Glazed Over, find out where in the museum it's located and how long it will be featured.
Into the West

An exhibit featuring Western and Southwestern art, pulled from the Gertrude Vanderveer Spratlen Collection.

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