ICP is committed to fostering inclusion and accessibility by bringing photography and its collection to all communities, as outlined in our Statement of Accessibility and Inclusion. We also uphold rigorous financial transparency and accountability as part of o…
The Intrepid Museum, a private non-profit, holds a special place in New York City’s cultural landscape. Founded in 1982 with the acquisition of the storied WWII aircraft carrier Intrepid—a National Historic Landmark and the centerpiece of its collection—the Mu…
The Iowa Gold Star Military Museum's mission is to honor and depict the military experience of Iowa citizens in all wars, homeland defense and Iowa service. The Museum’s purpose is to collect, preserve and exhibit materials that illustrate the story of Iowa’s…
The Iowa Heartland Museum exhibits draw from its 20,000 item collection and trace the history and cultures of the region from natural history and pre-Columbian Amerindian life, through early European and American settlers, the emergence of a 19th-century agric…
The Irish American Heritage Museum is a permanently chartered 501(c)3 non-profit with an educational mission. The Irish American Heritage Museum explores the contributions, history, and culture of Irish people in America; and fosters dialogue and exchange betw…
At the Speed, art opens minds, restores spirits, and strengthens community—inviting everyone to discover the power of creativity and connection. Art is a gateway to new perspectives, possibilities, and connections—your Speed Art Museum is where that journey un…
At the Jewish Museum of Maryland, our central charge is telling the story of Jewish Maryland and connecting people to Jewish experiences. The story of Jewish Maryland is deep, dynamic, fluid, and ongoing. We invite you to collaborate with us in the great task…
The Job Lane Farm Museum has been a landmark for over three hundred years. Here is its story: While it appears that Native Americans never settled on this land, in former days they journeyed the trails nearby, and they knew of the iron and Sulphur springs that…
To educate the public about Queens, New York State, and American history through the 300-year legacy of the Bowne and Parsons families. To further the preservation and interpretation of the circa 1661 Bowne House, its collections, and its material and document…
Preservation Virginia’s mission is to inspire and engage the public in fostering, supporting and sustaining Virginia’s historic places through leadership in advocacy, education, revitalization and stewardship. We envision a future in which people seek a more c…
The JSMA at the University of Oregon fosters global understandings of art and cultural histories working with faculty, students, and communities to contribute to a more just, equitable, and sustainable world. The University of Oregon’s art museum opened its do…
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Multiplicity explores what happens when one image becomes many. Featuring prints from Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts, this exhibition celebrates printmaking as an art form where repetition invites variation. Through…
A self-described “artivist” — both artist and activist — Orlando Smith uses pencil and paper to chronicle the senselessness of the criminal legal system and to indict abuses of power in the United States and around the g…
The Dream is the Truth showcases a unique survey of artists whose practices fall within and across the categories of Vernacular Art, which broadly includes self-taught and Visionary Art, all drawn from Ogden Museum Colle…
Black, White, and Red focuses on how Black women participated, influenced, and struggled in the early film industry. Divided into two sections, the exhibition highlights women behind and in front of the camera. "Behind t…
This exhibition of material related to the new film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma pairs screen-used props from the fictional Camp Miasma franchise—VHS tapes, posters, merchandise, and a costume—with a series of mo…
We are excited to bring back the popular Small Works: In Tandem show again this year! We invited our artist members to submit their pieces in pairs which in turn […]
Then and Now: Art from the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship is a retrospective exhibition celebrating over a quarter century of the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship (ECAF). It features ECAF artworks by several…
EXHIBITION ON VIEW: September 14, 2025 Location: Alcoves, First FloorDeep in the nearby wildlands—somewhere between fable and fantasy—live the Fancy Forest Friends. They may dress well, but they are not far removed from…