Museum Exhibitions on View

Presented in a playful installation, "Drawn to Nature" features personal letters, photographs, books, diaries, decorative arts, sketches, and watercolors that explore the inspirations behind Potter’s stories and characters.

Together these images trace the final decades of the 19th century, a period of radical development in art of the Nordic countries.

Once again, two leading forces for good in the field of international contemporary realist art will converge in Barcelona this autumn.

A major retrospective of the painter Frans Hals (1582/84–1666) is traveling through Europe this year and well worth seeing.

How did Impressionism begin? Discover the origins of the French art movement in a new look at the radical 1874 exhibition considered the birth of modern painting.

This nonprofit organization has members throughout the U.S. and (increasingly) Canada, and this is the sixth show in its campaign to have 25 museum shows over 25 years.

Through her assemblages and installations, this artist has returned repeatedly to the themes of fate and magic, creating playful yet carefully composed works that weave imagery from ancient and con-temporary cultures, always informed by folklore, literature, spiritualism, and myth.

On view this season in Hartford is the exhibition "Paper, Color, Line," featuring 65 masterworks dating from the 16th through the late 20th centuries.

The resulting works are boldly colored and painterly in effect, a unique blend of realism with the expressiveness that artists of our time have inevitably absorbed from modernism.

Featuring 61 artists, the Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale opened recently at the Loveland Museum with both in-person and online fine art sales. The winner this year is ...