Immerse yourself in a tapestry of diverse artistic expressions and cultural viewpoints across our six galleries. Our bold and socially engaged exhibitions bring regional voices into conversation with contemporary and historical artists from across the country and around the world.
Come, Go Back, Child is an exhibition of recent work by multidisciplinary artist Aaron S. Coleman whose art practice examines the entangled histories of race, religion, and power in the United States. Coleman’s densely layered prints, sculptural assemblages, and mixed-media installations explore contemporary Black experiences and critique systems of white supremacy.
Using acrylic paint on pasted paper, the mural Flight Without Fear explores the dangers of city windows, which kill over a billion birds each year in the U.S. alone. This window painting serves a dual purpose, both saving birds by disrupting the deadly reflections in the window and educating the public on the importance of bird-safe glass.
Catch a glimpse into the vault, the heart of our 6,000+ piece collection, representing 200 years of North American art. Our visible collection storage offers visitors a closer look at our exceptional collections of prints and Native American art.