This focus installation explores the role of the photobook in the decades following Frank's seminal work and the ways in which The Americans shaped the emergence of photography as a viable fine-art form. Books by photographers such as Lee Friedlander, Nan Goldin, Robert Adams, Rineke Dijkstra, and Ralph Gibson are included, as well as photobooks by artists including Ed Ruscha and Roni Horn. T...

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In her exhibition, Healing, curated by J. Susan Isaacs, PhD, Israeli artist Ariane Littman addresses the complex situation in Israel through a vocabulary of maps and related performance works. Her site-specific installation at the DCCA combines three major elements: an operating table with medical instruments; the “patient,” a collaged map of the ‘Holy Land’ made of bandage...

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The Golden Touch features gilded objects made during several adult workshops at the DCCA. Participants were invited to gild a meaningful or emotionally relevant object from their homes, thereby willingly surrendering their connection to its original appearance and physicality. The gilding of each item both elevates and solidifies its integral role in the participant’s life, transforming the ...

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This exhibition presents new work by KAWS, alongside pieces from his collection by two artists, Chicago-based Karl Wirsum and Japan-based Tomoo Gokita. This is the first time KAWS will show his works in this manner. The exhibition features 17 works by KAWS including his sculptures and shaped canvases referencing pop-culture characters and COMPANION (PASSING THROUGH), a sixteen-foot-tall sculpture...

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2D & 3D artwork with a broad interpretation of "Landscape," including physical, spiritual, cultural, and ecological. The artwork is created in many different media—drawing, painting, mixed media, photography and more.  

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Gifts from Michael Werner - Selections from an extraordinary gift of painting, sculpture, and works on paper from gallerist Michael Werner showcases the museum’s commitment to building a carefully crafted collection.  With great excitement, The Phillips Collection’s announces the acquisition of 46 gifts of German and Danish art to the museum’s permanent collection, generous...

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Question Bridge: Black Males is a documentary-style video art installation that aims to represent and redefine black male identity in America. Since its inception in 1996, the project has recorded more than 1,600 questions and responses that illuminate diversity of thought, character, and identity in America’s black male population. The Phillips joins the more than 30 cultural institutions ...

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In Nature Morte, Baltimore-based artist Milana Braslavsky explores the practice of contemporary still life photography. Historically, still life is known for symbolism, and Braslavsky successfully experiments with the genre by presenting a unique and personal narrative through her photographs of objects mined from her grandparents' belongings. Location:  Beckler Family Members' Galle...

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The Freak Power exhibition is a collection of political art and writing from Hunter S. Thompson’s 1970 campaign for sheriff of Aspen and the surrounding Pitkin County in Colorado. Thompson created a controversial and widely publicized campaign by writing about political issues in his witty, savage voice and collaborating with local and international artists to create clever political graphic...

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Currently on display and for sale in the gallery is a colleciton of original vintage maps and views of Colorado.  Shown here is a vintage trading card published by Arbuckles Coffee company in the late 19th century.  These wonderful examples of advertising art came free in every package, and enticed customers to loyally sip their morning cup in order to collect the series. (we have other ...

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