This exhibition is part of a groundbreaking collaboration between the seven cultural institutions of the Fairfield/Westchester Museum Alliance (FWMA). Each museum in the alliance will concurrently present an exhibition that explores one of the Seven Deadly Sins.  Pride, the sin of arrogance - Join us as we explore the dazzling, dizzying heights of mankind’s hubris and vanity -- as ...

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June 27, 2015 - July 31, 2016 - We are very pleased to announce the exhibition of one of Yale University’s most iconic objects: the Double Elephant folio of John James Audubon’s The Birds of America. On loan from Yale’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, two of the Beinecke’s four volumes will be on view on the Museum’s third floor, adjacent to Birds of C...

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The exhibition reveals Blume’s central role in the development of American modernism and examines the artist’s impact on late 20th-century narrative painting. In addition to the paintings and drawings by Blume that appear in Nature and Metamorphosis, the Wadsworth Atheneum will present a selection of works from its permanent collection titled, Visions from Homr: Surrealism in Connecti...

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The exhibition features a selection of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photographs by some of the artists that lived in this bohemian community that are also represented in the museum’s permanent collection. The personal connections and relationships that developed between these artistic and social circles are illustrated using photographs, artists’ letters, and exhibition announc...

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This selection of nearly 50 works examines social history, identity and race, as well as nostalgia for the traditional portraits that once defined photography, and outlines the transformation of photographic portraiture throughout modernist movements such as Dadaism and Surrealism.  Unmediated traditional portraits going back to the 1940s are displayed in concert with symbolic portrayals usin...

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The exhibition in this series is inspired by a gift of calligraphy by Zhang Zhibang, in the Winter of 1992, “Year of the Monkey” while visiting his son Christopher Z.Y. Zhang who is from Shanghai, People’s Republic of China. Artworks selected for this exhibition represent a diversity of artists that painted and worked in New London and the surrounding areas – many in a...

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Curated by artist Duvian Montoya, this exhibition explores the artistic and biographical evolution of fives artists by pairing an earlier work with a presently produced one. The exhibition includes painting, mixed media reliefs, street art/graffiti and fiber installations by Jamison Banks, Amy Bilden, Vincent Calenzo, Duvian Montoya and Jahmane West. Monday: Closed Sundays: 12 noon - 5:00 p.m.

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Drawing from the collection of the Second Ward Foundation, the museum presents video artists from Brazil, Germany and beyond who explore how chance determines outcome, how control can be ceded, and how collaboration furthers conceptual development. Artists include Rivane Neuenschwander and Cao Guimarães, and Carolee Schneemann among others. Monday: Closed Sundays: 12 noon - 5:00 p.m. &nb...

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A floor sculpture will be created for the exhibition at the Mattatuck. This retrospective of wall relief sculptures by Don Gummer reaches from the 1970s to the present. Gummer’s multi-layered sculptures, and the drawings that accompany them, reference architectural history from Renaissance Italy to traditional Japan to colonial house design. Monday: Closed Sundays: 12 noon - 5:00 p.m.

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This retrospective exhibit brings 150 years of Chase to life through archival photographs and objects which tell the story of the School through the student experience.  In 2005, St. Margaret’s-McTernan changed its name to Chase Collegiate School, honoring the Chase family, which helped to found both. From the beginning until the present day, by educating tomorrow’s leaders and in...

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