Past and Present Exhibitions

We, Too, Are Made of Wonders

Edmonia Lewis' "Minnehaha," a small bust-length white marble sculpture of the bride of Hiawatha in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem "The Song of Hiawatha"

Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone

A small sculpture of a rustic shack, painted bright red

Shacks, Stories and Spirit: Beverly Buchanan’s Art of Home

Installation photograph of “Looking Through a Sewn Sky: Rachel Hayes” by Jason Thrasher.

Looking Through a Sewn Sky: Rachel Hayes

A detail of Joan Mitchell's large abstract painting "Close"

Conservation in the Galleries: Joan Mitchell’s “Close”

A screenshot from asinnajaq's film "Three Thousand" that shows a hazy, empty, mossy landscape.

asinnajaq: Three Thousand

A self-portrait by artist Frances Cranmer Greenman from 1923. She shows herself almost full length, with both her hands on her right hip. She wears an orangey-red long coat with a fur collar, gloves and a blue hat.

Brilliant Exiles: American Women in Paris, 1900 – 1939

A detail of an untitled watercolor by Jean Charlot that shows two small boys, one seated at the left playing a drum and the other dancing to the beat of the drum at the right.

Feel the Beat: Rhythm, Music and Movement

A detail from Felice Ficherelli's 17th-century painting "The Allegory of Painting." It shows a young person wearing a laurel wreath, their face upturned and looking up and to the viewer's right. Their lips are red and slightly parted and their cheeks flushed.

Beyond the Medici: The Haukohl Family Collection

A detail of Vladimir Krikhatsky's painting "Lenin with Children," showing Vladimir Lenin cheerfully walking in a natural setting with three children.

The Awe of Ordinary Labors: 20th-Century Paintings from Ukraine

Joel Sternfeld: When It Changed

Detail of a painting by Daisy Craddock that shows two squares of slightly different yellows with a gap in between them.

Mind the Gap: Selections from the Permanent Collection