exhibitions

Showcases works that parallel developments in modern life during the coarse of the twentieth century as American artists absorbed European avant-garde styles and translated them into a native idiom.

A collection of self-portraits by women artists which explores the history and function of the self-portrait.

Illustrations and text analyze the vision, personal mythology, political views, and painting techniques of British artist William Blake.

Profiles the works of art which were part of the large-scale exhibition "Mostra do redescubrimiento: Brasil 500 anos" which was held in Brazil in 2000 to celebrate the first contacts with Europe five hundred years ago.

Profiles the paintings in the Anschutz Collection, one of the largest privately owned collections of American West paintings in the world.

Presents a collection of documentary street photographs taken by artist Ben Shahn in New York City in the early 1930s, with text that examines the social history of the pictures, as well as an analysis of Shahn's motives and the importance of his art.

Explores the interlinked lives of Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, and Paul Strand and contains many of the black-and-white photographs they took throughout their lives.