Spring Exhibitions
January 31 - May 10, 2026
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January 31 - May 10, 2026
The Art Museum has more than 4,000 paintings, prints, works on paper, sculpture, and ceramics with messages for you from across the globe and over the centuries.
Take a look at our collectionTopographies of Memory is the first mid-career survey of works by artist Gamaliel Rodgriguez. Known for his striking use of color; monochromatic palette; and eerily familiar, yet non-descript landscapes, Rodgriguez’s practice pushes the boundaries of drawing.
Read More: Gamaliel Rodriguez: Topographies of MemoryThe group exhibition, Evolving Visions: A Century of Women Artists Working in Abstraction brings together the significant works of female abstract artists spanning 100 years.
Read More: Evolving Visions: A Century of Women Artists Working in AbstractionThis exhibition invites visitors to explore how a book can “radiate” beyond the page to the wider world. How do books work? What is their impact, both on individuals and the broader society? How have our answers to these questions changed over time, and what is yet to come?
Read More: Radiant Pages: The Art of the BookEach semester we explore the inspiration behind the exhibitions.
Topographies of Memory is the first mid-career survey of works by artist Gamaliel Rodgriguez. Known for his striking use of color; monochromatic palette; and eerily familiar, yet non-descript landscapes, Rodgriguez’s practice pushes the boundaries of drawing. Rodriguez has spent much of his career examining the complexities of history, both the clarity and vagueness of memory, the fragile state of infrastructures within society, and the balance between humankind and nature. His works place these elements in conversation with one another, using his distinct aesthetic to highlight their evolving power dynamic.
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