The annual all school exhibition features work by student artists from across our community, in kindergarten through twelfth grades. This exhibit celebrates Youth Art Month and has been a staple of our exhibition schedule since 1932.
A participatory exhibition centered on Yoko Ono's belief in communal mending as an act of healing. This exhibition is organized by the American Federation of Arts.
An exhibition pulled from the Museum's permanent collection featuring a variety of works which either follow or challenge the metaphor of "Alberti's window" (single-point perspective). The cornerstone of the exhibition is Lois Dodd's painting "Broken Window with View."
This exhibition features work selected by Museum staff and Board and Committee members to highlight the people who keep the Museum moving forward and the connections they have made with the Museum's permanent collection
This exhibit features work pulled from the Museum's collection, as selected by three local artists - musician Jin J X, poet Kate Murr, and dancer Sarah Wilcoxon. These works will be exhibited alongside new work created by each artist in their own medium as we investigate the spark that begins a connection with a work of art.
This focus exhibition features paintings in acrylic and watercolor by local artist Frieda Logan, pulled from the Museum's permanent collection and featuring heartfelt depictions of daily life in the American Midwest in the 1980s.
This exhibit features work by a group of artists working in America in the 1960s and 1970s, dubbed "Lyrical Abstractionists" - who sought to expand the idea of abstract painting and to reassert the importance of the formal elements of line and color. The exhibit is pulled from the Museum's permanent collection and includes work by Robert Natkin, Larry Poons, and Sam Francis, among others.