As a cultural and educational leader in the greater desert community, the Palm Springs Art Museum provides extraordinary creative encounters based on its collections of modern and contemporary art and traditional art of…

Paradise on Earth: Florals in Indian Textiles invites visitors into a world where art, nature, and craftsmanship intertwine. For thousands of years, plants and flowers have inspired Indian textile and garment designs. Th…

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, the Ogunquit Museum of American Art announces American Conversations, an exhibition examining how artists have contributed to the ongoing…

Working with land-based materials, Christine Howard Sandoval excavates the conflicting knowledge systems and histories that are held in archives, architecture, and the land itself. Move the Plot brings the artist’s pract…

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The Ogunquit Museum of American Art is pleased to present Maggie Strater: In Her Own Light, the first exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Margaret (Maggie) Conner Strater (1895–1971),…

Motherboards explores the foundational contributions of women’s work to the technology industry. Featuring artists from California and beyond, the exhibition maps an extensive network of women’s work in technology, conne…

Sonder refers to the realization that everyone on Earth leads a different, yet equally complex and significant life. The exhibit explores and encourages this awareness through a diverse body of work. Teen artists use a v…

Visions of Antiquity explores the power and persistence of Greek and Roman antiquity in art. With works ranging from 1500 to the present that reflect a variety of techniques, materials, and practices, the exhibition invi…

Location: Center for Politics (655 Leonard Sandridge Rd.) Audience: Undergraduate,Graduate,Professional Students,Faculty & Staff,Alumni,Public Event Type: Academic,Exhibit Type of Event: Ongoing Cost: Free Sponsor: Cente…

Commemorate 250 years of the United States. Visit the Freedom

The eighteenth-century marked a transformative period for portrait miniatures in England, as artists shifted from painting on vellum to ivory—a medium that enabled greater luminosity and refinement but required new techn…