This group exhibition focuses on the enamel process through an examination of the vessel form by 10 local to international artists. Organized by Curator of Art Sarah Buhr, in collaboration with Springfield artist Sarah Perkins.
A traveling international group exhibition that explores the methods used by artists to conflate contemporary ideas with traditional art and craft in a range of media, from rugs and mosaics to metalwork and ceramics. The eleven artists in the exhibition hail from around the world. Organized by Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA.
This solo exhibition with New York-based artist Jordan Eagles focuses on his work with queer blood. This exhibit features the titular work "Blood Mirror," a large resin sculpture made with 59 individual human blood donations from PrEP advocates, along with additional resin sculptures, film, and a textile work.
Ahead of the 2024 Presidential election, this special exhibition re-engages with the central question posed to 12 American artists by the Kent Bicentennial Program in 1976, “What does independence mean to you?”
Collection focus exhibitions are pulled from the Museum’s permanent collection of over 10,000 objects and aim to create a deeper understanding and connection with select artists, artistic media, genre, or art period.