Lakeside at MAM Sat-Sun, July 30-31, Aug 13-4, Aug 20-21, 11am-4pm Everyone’s invited to soak up summertime creativity and culture at this free outdoor event series on the lakefront! Meet up with family and friends on the Museum’s east lawn …
Lakeside at MAM Sat-Sun, July 30-31, Aug 13-4, Aug 20-21, 11am-4pm Everyone’s invited to soak up summertime creativity and culture at this free outdoor event series on the lakefront! Meet up with family and friends on the Museum’s east lawn …
Lakeside at MAM Sat-Sun, July 30-31, Aug 13-4, Aug 20-21, 11am-4pm Everyone’s invited to soak up summertime creativity and culture at this free outdoor event series on the lakefront! Meet up with family and friends on the Museum’s east lawn …
Experience the joie de vivre of Paris and celebrate global francophone culture during this weekend extravaganza inspired by the feature exhibition Always New: The Posters of Jules Chéret. Be transported to France and travel to Mali, Senegal, Haiti, and other French-speaking …
The first solo exhibition in the United States for the French artist Jules Chéret (1836–1932), Always New, features more than 100 large-scale posters by the genre-defining lithographer. The colorful and dynamic artworks on view advertise products and pastimes popular with …
Art in Bloom Is Back Explore the galleries to see how local floral artisans have interpreted artworks in the Museum’s collection. Discover their breathtaking arrangements, and treat yourself to the colors and aromas of spring. Enjoy live music and an …
Presents the first comprehensive survey of the work of celebrated photographer An-My Lê (American, born Vietnam, 1960). On Contested Terrain provides unprecedented insight into Lê's career and her subtle, evocative images, which draw on landscape traditions to explore the complexity …
This major exhibition is the first to focus on the influence of Spanish art and culture on American painting, and highlights prominent American artists such as Mary Cassatt, Robert Henri and John Singer Sargent. Artists in the 19th century increasingly …