Museum Exhibitions on View

We continue to be delighted by the high quality of the finalists. We were especially impressed by the work of ...

Inspired by the 1840s journal of Keturah Belknap, artist Heide Presse created a collection that brings Belknap’s story to life, from her family’s homestead in Iowa to their journey along the Oregon Trail. Bonus: The exhibition includes an opportunity to bid on an artwork to take home.

"The relationship between Venice and the Ottomans represents a fascinating and multifaceted chapter in the history of Mediterranean geopolitics, one marked by a blend of cooperation and conflict, handshake- and arms-length approaches, diplomacy and back-stabbing, understanding and misunderstanding."

Learn about the first exhibition to highlight Wayne Thiebaud’s extensive reinterpretations of works by his artistic heroes. Now on view at ...

Preview the contents of the July/August issue of Fine Art Connoisseur magazine, including this month's feature articles.

Discover how John Singer Sargent’s transformative decade in Paris shaped his daring style, culminating in the scandalous success of Madame X—now reunited with its preparatory works at the Met’s centenary exhibition.

The action really gets underway when collectors will enjoy a fixed-price art sale as well as a range of seminars, workshops, receptions, dinners, and an awards presentation.

On view in the U.S. now are 60 MAP masterworks created by European, American, and Puerto Rican painters who worked between the 16th century and today. They include ...

This year the Farnsworth Art Museum has mounted three exhibitions devoted to gifted female artists of different generations. They are ...

On view are more than 70 watercolors, drawings, prints, and oil sketches created by such talents as John Constable, J.M.W. Turner, Paul Sandby, Thomas Gainsborough, Richard Wilson, John Robert Cozens, Samuel Palmer, and John Sell Cotman.