This exhibition introduces the ABCs of Carle’s own colorful career. It explores his themes, personal interests, and artistic techniques. Some of his most familiar characters are showcased alongside artworks on view for the first time. Carle recognizes the creative and inquisitive nature of children and he wants to—in his own words—“show them that learning is really both fas...

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This exibition will mark Rossi’s first museum exhibition in New York as well as the most significant presentation of her work since the early 1990s. The exhibition is curated by Natalie Bell, Assistant Curator. She first exhibited her work in late-1960s Chicago, where she became associated with a number of young artists known as the Chicago Imagists who shared an interest in non-Western and...

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Wynne Greenwood works across video, performance, music, and sculpture to explore the ways in which a single queer “self” may be pluralized and mobilized to fluidly embody different subjectivities and personae. Infusing temporarily constructed, collective spaces with humor and intimacy, Greenwood is widely known for her work as Tracy + the Plastics, in which she plays all three parts i...

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The exhibition reexamines Whistler’s relationship to the Etching Revival in Britain, French Realism, American Impressionism, and transatlantic Aestheticism. Aesthetic Harmonies explores the many artistic, social, and historical contexts in which we can situate the artist James McNeill Whistler. Drawing from the museum’s rich collections of European, American, and Asian art. It als...

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This exhibition brings together the work of Colby College faculty artists, From the Studio presents recent work by Bradley Borthwick, Bevin Engman, Gary Green, Garry Mitchell, and Scott Reed. Sunday: Noon–5 p.m. Closed Mondays

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Power and Majesty - Central Africa's Kongo civilization is responsible for one of the world's greatest artistic traditions. This international loan exhibition will explore the region's history and culture through 134 of the most inspired creations of Kongo masters from the sixteenth through the early twentieth century.  The earliest of these creations were diplomatic missives sent by Kongo sovere...

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Affordable New York traces over a century of affordable housing activism, documenting the ways in which reformers, policy makers, and activists have fought to transform their city. A focus on current and future housing initiatives demonstrates how New Yorkers continue to promote subsidized housing as a way to achieve diversity, neighborhood stability, and social justice.

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This exhibition is a series that was made in 2011 and 2012 in which Arbus paid homage to the late, great painters such as Cezanne, David, Ingres, Modigliani and Picasso. After she began photographing her biggest challenges were how to create extremely soft lighting, skewed perspectives, Picasso’s elongated fingers and Modigliani’s incredibly long necks. It was in solving thes...

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PEM presents the first major American exhibition of Theo Jansen's famed kinetic sculptures. Dynamic and interdisciplinary, Jansen's Strandbeests ("beach animals") blur the lines between art and science, sculpture and performance. The exhibition celebrates the thrill of the Strandbeests' unique locomotion as well as the processes that have driven their evolutionary development...

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Exhibit held in East Gallery - With the exhibition, In Grain: Contemporary Work in Wood, the Fleming presents a diverse group of international artists, many of whom are working in Vermont, a place with a long history of wood carving in craft and art. Closed Monday Hours for Saturday & Sunday: Noon - 4pm  

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