Perennial City connects early urban gardening experiments at Hull-House to today’s movements for environmental justice, food access, and land stewardship.

Offering a new look at the inventions that enabled the manipulation of time and light by MIT scientist and researcher Harold ”Doc” Edgerton.

In August of 1776, the first and largest battle of the American Revolution took place in what is now Brooklyn, NY. The Battle of Brooklyn: Fought and Remembered uses primary source material from the Center for Brooklyn H…

Ancient Swallows (2023) and Samish River Swallows (2023) are shown here in a configuration that mimics the murmuration of birds in synchronized flight. Some were carved from sections of a large, 3,000-year-old salvaged D…

The ancient forest specimens on view represent examples from the Pacific Northwest, Arizona, and Utah, as well as places like Argentina, Madagascar, and Turkey. They range in age from 15 to 300 million years old, represe…

Discover That Green Ideal: Emily Carr and the Idea of Nature—the largest exhibition of works by Emily Carr at the Vancouver Art Gallery in over 20 years.

While Indiana’s presence at the polls on Election Day is important, so are the campaigns, rallies and marches for change that take place before a single ballot is filled out. This exhibit explores voting progress, includ…

Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the Washington State History Museum and the people whose vision helped shape how Washington’s history is told.

What We’ve Been Up To: People showcases more than 60 photographs of people from the DAM’s collection that have not been exhibited in our galleries before.

Exhibition on view February 11 - December 31, 2026.

In 2027, the Nantucket Historical Association will open two new fine arts galleries in the Whaling Museum. This year, the...More Read more from Nantucket Paintings