In this workshop for adults and elementary-school aged children to work side-by-side, we’ll think about what abstract art means. Then, participants will be guided through the process of getting a starting point and will…

Join co-curators Phil Archer, Betsy Main Babcock Deputy Director, and Ashley Givens, adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Art at Wake Forest University, for an insightful look at Flash Point: The Civil Rights…

Homeschool students and teachers, join us at Reynolda House for art and history-based learning.

Where better to celebrate the spookiest time of the year than Reynolda? Katharine Reynolds, who loved Halloween, held an annual Halloween party for Winston’s elite in the Reynolds’s Fifth Street home. Now you are invited…

In honor of America’s 250th, let’s continue to explore prominent people, events, and diverse perspectives on the American Revolution and what it means to be an American today. SECOND TUESDAYS FROM AUGUST -DECEMBER FREE T…

America Creates Hope explores the remarkable role creativity played in helping Americans navigate one of the nation’s most difficult eras.

Chilean artist Lotty Rosenfeld (1943–2020) was one of the most important feminist artists of the twentieth century, and one of the best known within Latin America. Through printmaking, collage, video, and site-specific i…

This summer, the Haan Museum of Indiana Art invites you into a rarely seen side of one of Indiana’s most celebrated painters. Best known for the Indiana landscapes that made…

The American West occupies a complex place in the cultural imagination, shaped by frontier narratives, industry, migration, land use, resilience, and mythmaking. Contemporary Visions of the West brings together artists f…

The American West occupies a complex place in the cultural imagination, shaped by frontier narratives, industry, migration, land use, resilience, and mythmaking. Contemporary Visions of the West brings together artists .…