OMAA is pleased to present Carl Sprinchorn: All the World is a Painting, a major exhibition devoted to an underrecognized voice in American modernism. Born in Sweden and arriving in New…

MoMI presents four restored Felix the Cat cartoons from 1927–28. Watch Felix travel to the bottom of the sea to source a string of pearls (only to be chased out by the angry mother oyster), fashion a straw out of a yard…

August 6, 2026–January 24, 2027 Vietnamese American author, essayist, and poet, Ocean Vuong is best known for his critically acclaimed debut novel and New

Experience the beauty of the natural world through the Society of Animal Artists Annual Exhibition at the Elliott Museum. Featuring exceptional wildlife art from renowned artists worldwide.

For this Museum commission, presented as part of the Museum’s year-long partnership with the Tezos Foundation, conceptual artist Jonas Lund, whose work critically examines contemporary networked systems and technological…

The Art of Elizabeth Catlett, drawn from the collection of Dr. Samella Lewis, showcases the works of the renowned American artist Elizabeth Catlett. Catlett was a sculptor, printmaker, feminist and lifelong social activi…

Who Votes? is a contemporary art exhibition exploring the civic duty of voting and its relationship to the Electoral College. The Electoral College is a process for electing the United States President and Vice President…

A McMeen Gallery Spotlight Exhibition

Explore how art translates political urgency into image, how history and truth are constructed and dismantled, and how graphic storytelling becomes a tool for change.

Join author Sherry Turkle and cartoonist Amy Kurzweil in conversation.

Coloring Book centers around how eight teen artists from Artists for Humanity (AFH) use color to express stories. Some of these artists choose colors that connect their artwork to current events, while others use it to c…