Structures & Remnants is an exhibition that meditates on man-made structures and society in the natural world. The collection of work is a juxtaposition of urban cityscape and rural scenes; where concrete and artificial structures overtake nature in cities, nature dominates the countryside and human intrusion is an auxiliary effect on the surroundings.   Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm Closed Mon...

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Jo Ractliffe's Photographs of Angola and South Africa - Throughout her career, leading South African photographer Jo Ractliffe (born 1961) has directed her camera to landscapes to explore their hidden significance. Through her photographs, she addresses themes of displacement, conflict, history, memory, and erasure. This exhibition will present twenty-three selected works from three recent photogr...

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The exhibition includes more than 30 emerging and established international artists, featuring a selection of works from across the landscape of contemporary craft. Looking to a broad range of materials and practices, the exhibition explores the connections between craft and performance; the opportunities provided by new technologies and materials; and the power of rethinking craft’s interac...

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This exhibition is a collaboration with the Wallace Nutting Collectors Club. This is a source for collectors, enthusiasts, educators & historians with and interest in photography, colonial furniture, books, ephemera, pastoral images, visual narratives of colonial life and the Colonial Revival Movement. This exhibition will show what extraordinary works he created during his lifetime including ...

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The exhibition in this series is inspired by the title of a painting by Mathias Marrum who was born in the Federal Republic of Germany (former West Germany) but arrived to the Griffis Art Center from Mojacar, Almeria, and Kingdom of Spain. Color and emotion were the foremost influences in the selection of artwork for this exhibition: with a choice of work by artists from over forty-five count...

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In this exhibition Shirreff’s artistic process often begins with a sculpture, whether one she has created or another artist’s, which she then photographs or films. The resulting works explore the complexities of representing three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional medium—a problem that has challenged sculptors and photographers alike for the better part of a century—...

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Through the juxtaposition of contradictory materials, changes of scale, or the introduction of uncharacteristic elements, she infuses commonplace and even banal objects with an element of danger, references to violence, or the capability to produce bodily harm. In doing so, Hatoum engages viewers’ tactile imagination, her sculptures, photographs, and videos provoking viewers to imagine their...

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Exhibit features new work by Maria Taniguchi, Martha Atienza, Victor Balanon, and Mariano Montelibano, selected by Joselina Cruz. The practice of video art in the Philippines employs a rich, contemporary brand of localism, one marked by extravagant imagery filtered through a twenty-first-century sensibility. The artists seen here investigate the truthfulness of the images they produce or...

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This exhibition of the 1863 Jane Stickle Quilt, created during the Civil War, is one of the Bennington Museum’s greatest treasures.  It is comprised of 169 five-inch blocks, each in a different pattern, containing a remarkable total of 5,602 pieces, all surrounded by a unique scalloped border. The craftsmanship of the quilt has been mentioned in numerous quilting books, and is the topic...

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This exhibition examines the first wave of Hokusai’s impact on the Japanese art world, during his own lifetime and shortly thereafter, as seen in the work of the artists who studied with him in person. The amazing versatility of the great Katsushika Hokusai is reflected in the work of his many pupils, who were inspired by their master to produce outstanding prints and paintings of many ...

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