Exhibitions
On now
O. Smith: Artivist
Orlando Smith wields pencil and paper as tools of protest, exposing the failures of the criminal legal system and abuses of power across the US and beyond.
Lee Miller: Fearless
A landmark survey of Lee Miller's fearless photography
In Between
A playful exhibition exploring creativity, connection, and resilience through unexpected combinations of everyday objects like tricycles, sewing machines, and musical instruments.
Painting and Sculpture: Inaugural Installation
A 2004 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art presenting a foundational display of painting and sculpture works.
Great Hall Balcony Reinstallation
The Metropolitan Museum presents a reinstallation of its iconic Great Hall Balcony, showcasing the museum's commitment to reimagining its historic spaces.
Before sunset. Exhibition of the master's works of the last five years
A temporary exhibition at Martiros Saryan Museum showcasing the artist's most recent works from the past five years.
Tranquillity
A permanent show exploring calm and stillness.
Life and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt
3,000 years of ancient Egyptian art in one gallery
5th My Masterpiece Exhibition
A special exhibition of realist painting at the Hoki Museum, showcasing contemporary works from November 2023 to May 2024.
Masterpieces of the Pola Museum of Art
A curated selection of outstanding works from the Pola Museum of Art's renowned collection, showcasing diverse artistic traditions and periods.
Through a New Lens
Contemporary art that reframes how we see the world.
Whakahokihoki: Jewellery from the Dowse Collection
Jewellery as art from the Dowse Collection
San Marcos City Hall Community Gallery Exhibition (2026)
A juried art exhibition showcasing community artists at San Marcos City Hall Community Gallery.
The Floating World Emerges: Japanese Prints from the Clarence Buckingham Collection
40 Japanese ukiyo-e prints from the Buckingham Collection
Self, Made: Fourteen Modern Artists from the Richard and Ellen Sandor Family Collection
Fourteen artists who reinvented themselves beyond the mainstream
Body and Being in African Art
50+ African works exploring the body and identity
Ecologies of Care at Socrates Sculpture Park
Dominican artist Lizania Cruz transforms Socrates Sculpture Park into a living archive, inviting visitors to map the interdependent relationships between people, wildlife, and the built environment.
Taking Back Our Space: Photographic Perspectives
Eight artists reclaim space through a feminist photographic lens.
David Hartt: Peripheries
A solo exhibition by David Hartt exploring the margins of architecture, landscape, and memory through photography, film, and installation.
Nilima Sheikh: Fractured Skies
A landmark solo survey of Nilima Sheikh's five-decade practice, uniting major series on Kashmir — including a new site-responsive debut at MoMA — through scroll-format narrative painting.
Kenny Scharf
A deep dive into the vibrant world of Kenny Scharf, Pop Surrealism pioneer and East Village icon, whose dazzling paintings, sculptures and murals blur the line between popular culture and the fantastical.
There Are No Words: Si Lewen's Parade
A retrospective of Si Lewen's iconic parade drawings and social commentary art, celebrating the artist's powerful visual language and decades of artistic activism.
Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous
Two Abstract Expressionist giants, one landmark show.
The Surrealist Book
MoMA presents a landmark survey of Surrealist books — from glass-bound volumes to solarized photo-poems — tracing the movement's radical reinvention of the printed page from the 1920s to the 1960s.
Seba Calfuqueo. Cautín
Mapuche trans artist's European solo debut at Thyssen
Mauritshuis ♥ Thyssen-Bornemisza
Dutch Golden Age masters from The Hague light up Madrid
Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Wetland
Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen resurrects Berlin's lost wetlands as a digital, singing swamp — blending ecological research, Slavic folklore, and game-engine technology into an immersive landscape.
Roy Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein's Pop masterworks at the Whitney
Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A Conversation
British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare playfully reimagines one of Britain's most celebrated works in this engaging dialogue between contemporary and historical artistic visions.
The Freudian Universe of Dalí
Dalí's lifelong obsession with Freud, explored in depth
Designing the Gilded Age: Drawings from the Studios of Louis C. Tiffany
Explore the creative process behind iconic Gilded Age design through original drawings and sketches from Louis C. Tiffany's renowned studios.
Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio
Rare Paris loans illuminate Brancusi's legendary studio
Gordon Matta-Clark
Radical art and social practice across five decades
Na Mira: NO SMOKING
Holography and ritual collide in Na Mira's MoMA debut.
Sarah Sze: Forever is Composed of Nows
Sarah Sze transforms SFMOMA's atrium into an immersive landscape of light, sound, and video — a meditation on time, memory, and the ephemerality of images.
Sarah Sze: Forever is Composed of Nows
Sarah Sze transforms SFMOMA's atrium into an immersive landscape of light, sound, and video — a meditation on time, memory, and the ephemerality of images.