Museum Exhibitions on View

At the 2025 Quest for the West, viewers will see railroad cars, narrow canyons, rope lassos, dusty windows and radiant skies. Through these artworks, imagined stories blend with ...

Often emphasizing twilight or dawn landscapes, tonalist works evoke introspective, serene, or even ominous atmospheres, prioritizing mood and emotional resonance over detailed realism.

Long devoted to telling the story of Irish art, this Midwest museum is set to mount the first monographic exhibition in 40 years devoted to one of 19th-century Ireland’s foremost artists ...

Once again this show graces Brookgreen Gardens, which became America’s first public sculpture park in 1931, when ...

Don't Miss > Juried in by the institution’s executive director, David A. Hummer, the works on view reflect the unique relationships between artists and sitters, and have been ...

The Loveland Museum has organized "Rosetta: Animal Artistry, A 40-Year Journey," a retrospective devoted to a leading sculptor who ...

There’s something different on view this year at a Vermont museum renowned for its superb holdings of American material culture, especially works by folk and self-taught artists.

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."