Oct 12 2019 – Jan 20 2020
- Exhibition
An Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018
Widely considered one of America’s most influential artists, Jasper Johns is an icon of the contemporary American canon. When his paintings of flags and targets debuted in 1958, they brought him instant acclaim and established him as a critical link between Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art. An Art of Changes is a rare opportunity to survey six decades of Johns’s work in printmaking through a selection of some 90 works in intaglio, lithography, woodcut, linoleum cut, screenprinting, and lead relief.
Nov 2 2019 – Mar 15 2020
- Exhibition
A Delight for the Senses: The Still Life
Once considered the lowliest of the painting genres, the still life has long been overshadowed in the history of art. A Delight for the Senses: The Still Life is a celebration of this humble genre, exploring nearly 250 years of the tradition from the Dutch Golden Age to America’s Gilded Age. This exhibition features recent bequests from the late Drue Heinz, including the only Dutch Golden Age still life in the museum’s collection on view for the first time.
Nov 23 2019 – Mar 29 2020
- Exhibition
Lina Bo Bardi Draws
Lina Bo Bardi Draws brings together nearly 100 drawings by one of the most inspirational twentieth century architects. Bo Bardi’s drawings reveal her broad view of design and architecture, accessible to everyone, in which she merges different artistic sensibilities that are fed by nature and everyday life.
Mar 14 – Jul 26, 2020
- Exhibition
An-My Lê: On Contested Terrain
An-My Lê: On Contested Terrain is the first comprehensive survey of the politically charged work of photographer An-My Lê (American, born Vietnam, 1960). Featuring nearly 125 photographs, this exhibition finds connections across Lê’s career and provides insight into her evocative images that draw on a landscape tradition to address the complexity of war.