Chicago-based artist Mike Cloud makes mixed-media assemblages that are typically composed of stretcher bars configured into geometric shapes and universal forms with objects embedded in thick oil paint.

The film and video program for Into the Time Horizon relates to the seven different discrete themes of the exhibition: Listening to the Land, Altered Lands and the Anthropocene, This Vital Earth, Circularity, Interspecie…

First inspired by the monumental wonders of Egypt, Dallas-based artist Carolyn Brown has spent more than fifty years photographing architectural sites around the world. Lately, Brown has mined her own photos to create ne…

EXHIBITION ON VIEW: March 28, 2026 – October 23, 2026 Location: Altura Credit Union Community Gallery This exhibition is a visual exploration of the Inland Empire, told through the combined […]

Lorena Molina: a place to hold you is a corn installation for reflection and conversation on immigration, agency, ideas of return, and communal care during violent times.

The Museum at FIT often loans objects from its permanent collections to other institutions to use in exhibitions. Watch this space for venues featuring MFIT on the road.

Native Arts in Miniature explores diverse tribal traditions, family heritage, and creative innovations expressed by Native American artists working in miniature. Video interviews and written interpretation highlight arti…

Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum has partnered with The Clay Studio in Philadelphia to present new works by artists Sophie Glenn and Jody Graff. While Glenn recreates traditional furniture designs using stee…

This new special exhibition, timed to coincide with the nation’s semiquincentennial, presents historical art and documents exploring the lives of the extended Biddle family during the 1770s, marking the first time this i…

When William Buckland designed the Hammond-Harwood House in 1774, he was inspired by the neoclassical designs of 16th century Italian architect Andrea Palladio. The Hammond-Harwood House celebrates its 250th anniversary…

This year’s Contemporary Currents exhibition explores Betty & Barney Hills’ story, examining the cultural impact, the couple’s civil rights activism, and how this enduring narrative was preserved.

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