In this exhibition Farmer uses movement, sound, animation, puppet characters, and a panoply of highly choreographed bodies and characters to investigate world history from the different angles of its photographic and sculptural accounts. This immersive survey of the artist’s recent major “paper works” presents room-sized installations composed of hundreds of small sculptures made...

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Fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez is the subject of a solo exhibition that features his drawings of many different kinds of garments, prototypes for fantasy shoes, his well-known instamatic photographs, portraits of various fashion world luminaries and archival photographs and various other objects. The artist’s daring exploration of race, gender and the body through fashion are key elements...

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The exibition will be the first major museum exhibition on 21st-century watchmaking, featuring approximately 45 of the most skillfully crafted and innovative mechanical wristwatches made by leading manufacturers and independent watchmakers. In today’s digital age, the art of luxury watchmaking is experiencing a timely renaissance, with watchmakers creating miniature masterpieces designed and...

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Electric Paris is the first exhibition to explore the ways in which artists depicted older oil and gas lamps and the newer electric lighting that emerged by the turn of the twentieth century. The show will feature some 50 to 60 works––paintings, prints, photographs, and drawings. On view during most of its run in conjunction with a complementary exhibition in the Science Gallery. ...

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The exhibition also highlights the applications and uses of electricity, how electricity gets into your home, sustainability, and safety.  Electricity brings the science and history of electricity to life through engaging interactives including Plasma Tubes, Jumping Rings, Solenoid, and Jacob's Ladder.  Visitors will learn the fundamental principles behind electricity such as ma...

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Featuring sculptures and drawings, this thematic exhibition highlights the drama and experimentation that have established Rodin as one of the greatest sculptors of all time. Whether working in plaster, marble or bronze on an intimate or monumental scale, Auguste Rodin captured the emotional and psychological complexities of human beings in ways that few sculptors before or after him have achieved...

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During July and August, the exhibition will also host a series of basketmakers-in-residence, including Carrie Hill, Robin Lazore, Ann Mitchell, Natasha Smoke Santiago, and Sheila Ransom. The exhibition and related programs will reveal the significance of baskets in the Mohawk community and beyond; the materials, tools, and techniques used in their creation; how traditions are passed among generat...

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The exhibition considers McCloskey’s entire career ranging from his early publications Lentil, Homer Price, and Centerburg Tales, which recall the artist’s youth in rural Ohio, to the family-based stories set in his adopted home state of Maine. A selection of independent work—watercolors and paintings that connect McCloskey to such prominent American painters as Thomas Hart Bento...

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Featuring approximately 60 works of art, this exhibition explores the intersecting New York careers of four pioneering female American modernists between about 1910 and 1935. Georgia O’Keeffe, Florine Stettheimer, Helen Torr, and Marguerite Zorach all engaged with modernism in compelling and diverse ways. Hours for Fridays: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm

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This exhibition centers on Malini’s signature multi-media installation, In Search of Vanished Blood. The work is comprised of six 11-minute video projections streamed around the room through five clear Mylar cylinders hand painted with a variety of cultural and historical iconography, which hang in the center of the room. As the Mylar cylinders rotate, the colorful and layered imagery is pro...

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