Emily Hermant is the inaugural artist in the Vancouver Art Gallery's new Vancouver Now! exhibition series, highlighting artists whose work is both timely and closely tied to this city.

We Can Use The Rain is an exploration of growth through the year, from the redbuds in early spring through the vibrance of summer to the geometry of autumn milkweed pods and cacti grown indoors in the winter. It’s not on…

A public artwork inviting passerbyers to join in the journey of collective flight

Cincinnati-based artist Alice Pixley Young draws inspiration from many sources, including formal gardens, geology, deep time, resource extraction, the nuclear age, and the ecological history of Ohio. Young’s installation…

Come and “meet" a menagerie of our furry, finned, and feathered friends depicted across more than 100 photographs and archival objects from the CCP’s collection. Animality: 100 Years of Photographs features a […] \n

Exhibition on view August 08, 2026 – January 10, 2027.

Exhibition on view August 08, 2026 – January 10, 2027.

Barbara Kasten: Threshold includes both new work and career-spanning selections by one of photography's most innovative practitioners, presented across two interconnected sites at the Akron Art Museum: a sculptural insta…

Bright Nights at Four Mile returns with a magical menagerie of brightly colored lanterns. This year travels through space and time; shrink down to the... \n

Location: Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection Audience: Undergraduate,Graduate,Professional Students,Faculty & Staff,Alumni,Public Event Type: Exhibit Type of Event: Ongoing Link: https://kluge-ruhe.org/all-exhibitions/…

This exhibition brings together a selection of American quilts from the exceptional private collection of Karen Taber. Created between the 1860s and the 1940s, these textiles trace nearly a century of transformation in c…