12 Edward Hopper Paintings of Paris
These defining works were created during the iconic American painter’s early career while he lived in and visited Paris. Find out where you can view them in person in this exhibition preview.
A Matisse Painting Needs Your Help
The American Friends of the National Gallery of Denmark are promoting a unique opportunity that will surely fascinate most art lovers.
In a New Light: Alice Schille and the American Watercolor Movement
Critics admired Schille as a master watercolorist and lauded her flair for movement, light, and color. Learn more about the artist here.
Celebrity in Print: Fame, At Last
The exhibition "Celebrity in Print" pairs portrait prints with porcelain, silver, archeological fragments, and other artifacts that together illustrate the powerful impact celebrities made in the 18th century.
Revisiting America
This exhibition explores how the largest printmaking company in 19th-century America visualized the nation’s social, political, and industrial fabric.
A Superb Baroque
The National Gallery of Art is back to mounting massive loan exhibitions, and its first one post-pandemic is now on view.
Silver Linings
“In my life and in my art, light is synonymous with joy and an antidote to difficulties and darkness,” says the artist. “I’m always looking for the silver lining.”
Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World
Drawn from both his Kintsugi flower series and The New World series, these paintings reflect the Japanese philosophy of placing value on that which has been broken and repaired, whether it be an object, community, or person.
Art Collection on View: From Hassam to Wyeth
Mostly landscapes, these oils and watercolors have enhanced the museum’s already deep holdings of American impressionism from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Raqib Shaw: Ballads of East and West
Born in 1974, the Indian painter spent most of his childhood in the beautiful Valley of Kashmir, a region long marred by ...