Museum Exhibitions on View

Homer’s luminous views bring viewers along on his many travels through the rugged Maine coast, Adirondack Mountains, seaside England, and sun-drenched Caribbean, and ...

The exhibition traces four decades of Pissarro’s career, illustrating the evolution of his practice from his early years in the Caribbean and South America, to his time in Paris at the dawn of the Impressionist movement, to his family life in Éragny, and his later years depicting the cities and harbors of northern France.

On view are works that address four themes: love of the land, sporting, animals and wildlife, and country pursuits. This is the ninth exhibition AWA has co-organized through its initiative to ...

Featuring works from the museum’s own collection, it highlights a diverse group of skillful American artists who ...

Founded in 1914, the nonprofit organization Allied Artists of America is running its 112th Annual Juried Exhibition at ...

“The concept behind this exhibition is to give our visitors an opportunity to see the steps involved in getting to that finished work of art.”

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.

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first Impressionist exhibition, "The Impressionist Revolution" invites visitors to reconsider ...

In this solo exhibition, experience the beauty of Southern California through the eyes of Thousand Oaks artist ...