#art-exhibitions

#art-exhibitions

"The Morris Museum was founded in 1913 as a cabinet of curiosity and wonderment," explains President and CEO Tom Loughman, highlighting its eclectic offerings.

"Do my machines look like me? I really rather hope they don't! Because they express a certain amount of excitement, of madness even."

"Load Gallery’s innovative use of advanced audiovisual systems uniquely transforms the perception of art, creating immersive experiences that engage audiences with technology-driven installations."

No white walls. In the past we've always tried to engage with the historical space and create a setting where the furniture and works interact with the period details of the room.

The absence of a dedicated exhibition for Frank Auerbach in Berlin, despite his legacy, has underscored the artist's historical ties and contributions to the art world.

The Love Notes from the Lurker exhibition emphasizes introspection and the unseen connections in our surroundings through Jess Ackerman's balanced compositions that reflect vintage design motifs.

Order and chaos are often superficially considered opposites, yet both ideas depend upon the other for definition. Artists explore this relationship in our latest exhibition.

The exhibition "Jack Whitten: The Messenger" showcases the artist's unique commitment to blending politics with experimentation in his captivating body of work.

Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo's gothic fantasies transport you to a surreal inner world, showcasing the intricate beauty of nature.

From international drag superstar and pop culture icon RuPaul, comes his most revealing and personal work to date-a brutally honest, and deeply intimate memoir of growing up Black, poor, and queer in a broken home to discovering the power of performance, found family, and self-acceptance.

Austin Carrier and Alex Mutter-Rottmayer's showroom exemplifies their love for nature, featuring a unique blend of materials and a curated aesthetic for design enthusiasts.