Upcoming Exhibitions

A group exhibition exploring themes of belonging, heritage, personal history and identity through contemporary art from nationally and internationally recognized artists.

A significant retrospective exhibition celebrating Polish-born artist Arthur Szyk, one of America's most important anti-Nazi artists during World War II, featuring 18 never-before-seen pieces and 38 original artworks.

Contemporary art exhibition exploring connections to Guatemala through various media, featuring Guatemalan and US-based artists in solidarity with community initiatives.

An annual exhibition featuring works created by the Sanibel-Captiva Art League, bringing together members of all affiliates of the Art Council of Southwest Florida

Inaugural art exhibition at Colorado Springs Airport's new gallery space featuring quarterly rotating exhibits curated by Cottonwood Center for the Arts

A major retrospective-style exhibition dedicated to Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and her profound influence on contemporary art. The show traces how Kahlo transformed from a relatively unknown painter to a global icon and brand, featuring over 200 works total organized thematically across seven sections. The exhibition will travel to the Tate Modern in London after closing in Houston.

The exhibition showcases more than 80 wide-ranging works that contend with the body's form, physicality, and limits, drawn primarily from the collection of the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona in Tucson, along with select works from the PhxArt Collection and those by Arizona-based contemporary artists. The exhibition is split into four sections: how the skin tells stories and how people use tattoos, makeup and markings to alter their outward appearance; self-portraiture featuring photographs of artists contemplating their mortality; and motion photography including images by 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge.

Contemporary art fair celebrating the dynamic culture of Los Angeles with participating galleries from around the world

World's first AI art museum opening with immersive Infinity Room installation and Large Nature Model AI-generated artworks

Jenny Saville's first solo exhibition in Venice, featuring approximately 30 paintings documenting her career from the 1990s to present, including new works created in homage to Venice.

An exhibition exploring monuments and the Rocky statue through over 150 pieces from more than 50 artists, timed to the 50th anniversary of the Rocky film franchise.

Solo exhibition of site-responsive sculptures by American sculptor Alma Allen at the U.S. Pavilion featuring nearly 30 works exploring themes of elevation and transformation.

A multimedia installation exploring language, oral traditions, and cultural identity through printmaking, video, sound, and public art interventions throughout Venice, presented as part of Personal Structures at the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

A major thematic exhibition featuring approximately 200 artworks paired with 200 garments and accessories, organized by body types including Classical Body, Pregnant Body, Naked Body, Anatomical Body, and Mortal Body. The exhibition will inaugurate major new gallery spaces adjacent to the Great Hall.

A transformative exhibition featuring approximately 200 garments paired with 200 artworks, focusing on different themes around the body such as 'Naked Body,' 'Classical Body,' 'Pregnant Body,' 'Ageing Body,' 'Anatomical Body,' and 'Mortal Body,' with primary focus on Western art.

A landmark fashion and art exhibition featuring approximately 200 artworks paired with 200 garments and accessories, displayed in the newly unveiled Condé M. Nast Galleries.

Mid-career retrospective featuring approximately 40 paintings by Amy Sherald, spanning 2007-2024, including her iconic portrait of Michelle Obama

A juried group exhibition showcasing up to 36 artists representing the twelve parishes of Northeast Louisiana, creating a visual map of regional experiences and creative identity through various media including paintings, sculpture, photography, fiber art, printmaking, and installation art.

A rare exhibition bringing together two of Vincent van Gogh's iconic Sunflower paintings - the Philadelphia Museum's 1889 version with turquoise background and the National Gallery London's 1888 version with yellow background.