Current Exhibitions

An Indigenous Present is Now Open!

Spanning one hundred years of modern and contemporary Indigenous art, An Indigenous Present includes works by artists who use strategies of abstraction to represent personal and collective narratives, describe specific and imagined places, and build upon cultural and aesthetic traditions. Co-organized by artist Jeffrey Gibson and independent curator Jenelle Porter, the exhibition offers an expansive consideration of Indigenous art practices, highlighting a continuum of elders and emerging makers.

Apply Now for Fall 2026 Internships and Fellowship!

We are proud to offer paid internships and a curatorial fellowship, open to current students and 2024–25 graduates interested in arts, education, communications, design, and museum studies. Our internship program introduces college students to the many career pathways within a noncollecting art museum. The Susan H. Edwards Curatorial Fellowship is intended to introduce a student or emerging professional to the process of researching, planning, and realizing an exhibition during the academic year. Applications are due by July 6.

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