June 3 – September 6, 2016 - Elizabeth MacDonald’s installation of ceramic panels fills the walls of the Courtyard. Her intriguing large-scale tiles with their earth-toned layers and striations are inspired by her travels to archaeological and ancient sites where architectural ruins instigate her work which demonstrate the passage of time.

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June 3 - September 6, 2016 - Ceramicist Renee Iacone’s nature-inflected sculptures include geological stacks that reference constructed piles of stones called cairns and figures made of clay and steel. A multi-site installation of her work moves the viewer in and out of the Museum’s Courtyard.

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June 3 - July 24, 2016 - Among the first wave of American modernists, James Daugherty (1887-1974) explored the possibilities of pure color employed in the use, first, of abstract painting, then, in naturalistic compositions that focused on the figure. This exhibition, made possible by a generous gift of the artist’s estate, covers the breadth of Daugherty’s career and showcases early m...

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June 3 - July 24, 2016 - More than fifty of Faith Stewart-Gordon’s boldly colored paintings are incorporated into this salon-style installation. Subjects drawn from her life in both New York City and Connecticut and her travels are accompanied by portraits of her friends and her pets. These small-scale works are lively, vibrant, and charming.

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June 3 – October 30, 2016 - American screen actress Rosalind Russell lived in Waterbury, Connecticut from birth through graduation from high school. This exhibition covers her childhood in Waterbury, her career, and displays several costumes from her films and personal wardrobe. Film clips, movie ephemera and personal archives will also be on view.

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June 3–September 18, 2016 - The Artist’s Garden is the first exhibition to situate discussions of the growth of the Garden Movement within the politics of the Progressive era, with which it overlapped at the turn of the twentieth century. The Progressive era was marked by intense political and social change. Along with the surge of nationalism and patriotic optimism came growing concer...

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June 3 - July 31, 2016 - Every summer PAAM presents an exhibition of floral works from the Permanent Collection in conjunction with the Secret Garden Tour. This year’s exhibition also features limited edition prints created by youth artists who participated in the 2015 Youth Employment Program.  The program combined creative projects with professional development and life skills trainin...

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June 3 to September 5, 2016 - This exhibition explores issues of identity, media, race, and popular culture through sculptures, photographs, and text-based works. He often appropriates recognizable imagery from advertisements and branding campaigns in order to question the ways in which commercial media distorts the ways in which audiences see themselves and each other.  ...

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June 3 - September 18, 2016 - The exhibityion was completed when he was just twenty-three years old, Rembrandt’s Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver has long been recognized as the artist’s first mature work, his first masterpiece. The painting demonstrates many of the characteristics that would come to define Rembrandt’s style: dramatic lighting, a rhythmic harmony ...

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The District invites experts and vendors in the landscape industry to come to the Learning Garden.  The KSL Greenhouse Show will broadcast live on site and there are mini-classes with a wide range of topics (see flyer) and activities for all ages.  The experts that are invited have experience in all areas of landscaping and can provide advice and help to achieve the ...

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