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On July 14, 1873, a much-anticipated telegram announced that Tacoma had been chosen as the terminus, or end of the railway line, for the Northern Pacific Railroad transcontinental. This exhibition is drawn from the Historical Society’s collection and features original documents, objects, and photographs connected to that event and its impact on Washington State.

The first rotation in this exhibition focuses on portraits created between 1929 and 1992 by Leon Schulman Gaspard, Alfred Leslie, Alice Neel, Winold Reiss, and Andrew Wyeth. Opening July 12, the second rotation keys off Charles Burchfield’s exuberant Clouds and Windblown Hay to look at the fleeting effects of weather in watercolors made between 1950 and 1989 by artists from Washington State,

The Arts of Oceania gallery will reopen with the presentation of a new temporary exhibition, Islands Beyond Blue: Niki Hastings-McFall and Treasures from the Oceania Collection. This presentation showcases the work of celebrated contemporary artist Niki Hastings-McFall, who will create site-specific work in conversation with works from the DAM’s Arts of Oceania collection.

This site-specific Design and Build outreach installation was created collaboratively by Design and Build program alumni and local artists, Scottie Burgess and Tiffany Matheson. The project was created in partnership with the Lowry Foundation as part of several artworks that contribute to the Lowry Art + Architecture loop, which celebrates the Lowry Foundation’s 25th anniversary. Furthermore, this exhibition was created through partial funding received from Denver Arts & Venues’ P.S. You Are Here grant program, Clark’s Market and MOA.

Personal Geographies: Trent Davis Bailey ǀ Brian Adams presents a selection of images by two artists who seek to understand themselves and the places they treasure though photography. The exhibition is divided into two galleries, one featuring 32 photographs by Trent Davis Bailey and the other 19 by Brian Adams.

A collaborative, contemporary art exhibit created by the Longmont Museum and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, "agriCULTURE: Art Inspired by the Land,” pairs more than 15 local and national artists with farmers throughout Boulder County to create three site-specific, new visual works. The exhibit draws on the expertise of farmers and the inspiration of nature and invites visitors to examine their own connections to the land and natural world. This multi-venue exhibition features art at both museums, plus three local farms: Ollin Farms in Longmont, the Boulder JCC Milk & Honey Farm and the Agricultural Heritage Center in Longmont. Experience multi-media artwork that explores how farming is connected to issues such as climate change, water rights, ancestral lands, local history, environmental impacts, cultural heritage, and so much more.
To learn more, visit www.longmontmuseum.org or call 303-651-8374.

More than just facts and dates, our tour guides regale tour-goers with true stories from the Wild West, transporting you back to those rough-and-tumble times.

The 2023 James and Audrey Foster Prize exhibition presents the work of Cicely Carew (b. 1982 in Los Angeles), Venetia Dale (b. 1981 in Winfield, IL), and Yu-Wen Wu (b. in Taipei, Taiwan).

Join Lincoln Road Shopping District for their free Open Air Tango dance series on Lincoln Road & Jefferson Avenue every 2nd Wednesday of the month through April 10, 2024!

Kuba Cabana at CityPlace Doral will host "Cocktails & Cabaret" on the last Thursday of each month. The dinner show features a Las Vegas-style cabaret with burlesque performers, live music, a seven-piece band and DJ, and a premium open bar and prix-fixe menu.

On the 125th anniversary of the Spanish-American-Cuban-Philippine War, the National Portrait Gallery will open the first exhibition to examine this pivotal period through the lens of portraiture and visual culture.

Blue Man Group is comedy, theater, rock concert and dance party all rolled into one.

PAMM presents the first solo exhibition, titled Coming to Fruition, of Miami-born artist Jason Seife. Opening on Friday, May 19 with an opening celebration on Thursday, May 18, the exhibition features all-new site-specific works, including a custom wallpaper, triptychs, and a large-scale canvas.

LOVE IS CALLING is the largest and the most immersive and kaleidoscopic of the artist’s Infinity Mirror Rooms.

Enter the magical world of myths and legends with HistoryMiami Museum's newest exhibition Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids, on display from Saturday, July 8 through Sunday, March 31, 2024.

This special exhibition is the world’s first-ever museum exhibition devoted to the legendary Song Huai-Kuei, a revered figure in Chinese art, film, music and fashion from the 1980s to the 2000s.

明治から平成年代の写真で、次の茅ヶ崎に関する写真の寄贈を募集します！

本展は、岡山における現代美術の「今」を紹介する県内文化施設連携企画です。

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京都市京セラ美術館では、下記のとおり展覧会を開催しますので、お知らせします。