Learn about coquilla nut snuff boxes, a Black Brazilian maritime carving tradition from the 1800s

Caroline Monnet’s (Algonquin-Anishinaabe and French; b. 1985 in Ottawa, Ontario) site-responsive installation for the Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall accompanies An Indigenous Present, a thematic exhibition spanning…

Experience the Art Coast Something storied is well-known, sometimes even legendary. This exhibit explores the stories embodied in the remarkable art and artifacts of the Lakeshore, some familiar, others exceptional, more…

Through newly recorded and archival interviews, artifacts and other material, the exhibit “Hoosier Voices from Vietnam” features the stories of those who participated in Vietnam during the war. This allows our guests at…

In the 20th century, Japanese printmakers moved away from the collaborative tradition of woodblock printmaking to embrace sōsaku hanga 創作版画, or “creative prints,” in which artists became the sole creators...

Exhibition on view September 27, 2025 – September 26, 2027.

Exhibition on view September 28, 2025 — August 1, 2027.

The challenge of being bicultural and bilingual is that I live concurrently in two different worlds. I adapt to both worlds, but adapting involves losing some part of myself in order to grow. I embrace these two worlds i…

The 50th anniversary of the Bellingham Symphony Orchestra was the perfect opportunity to exhibit a selection of photographs from the Whatcom Museum Photo Archives documenting key moments in Bellingham’s fascinating music…

Explore Ravelled Edge by Beth Lipman, an exhibition at The Trout Museum of Art featuring intricate work that examines material, history, and transformation.

Step into the fascinating world of early stereographic technology and discover how these immersive images—the television of their era—shaped American attitudes toward other cultures. Shaping the Imperialist Imagination e…

Crafts are functional objects creatively made by skillful artisans using specialized knowledge and techniques. As our world increasingly embraces modes of making that are ever more detached from the human hand and mind…