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The Museum continues to attract people of all ages with its permanent and traveling exhibitions. International in scope, while reflecting the creative expression of our region and city, the Museum explores the broadest spectrum of visual culture at the highest level of quality.

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Upcoming Exhibitions

Actor Humphrey Bogart in pinstripe suit and fedora smoking a cigarette squinting through the smoke.
Benn Mitchell Photographs: Hollywood to NYC
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Teepee made of multicolor fabrics in center of wood floored gallery with suspended fabric triangles patterned with geometric elements and green shapes projected across walls and floor.
Sri Prabha: Resonator - Reanimator
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Elderly woman crouched over street with paint roller in hand, rolling blue color across webril laid over sidewalk in front of building with wooden barrel with the word "Cedar" printed on its side.
Sari Dienes: Incidental Nature
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Silhouette of a young boy standing in front of an illuminated orange and yellow hologram.
Matthew Schreiber: Orders of Light
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Two white-gloved hands floating in space with fire erupting from the fingers.
Smoke and Mirrors: Magical Thinking in Contemporary Art
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Past Exhibitions

Wood plaque with a print of a man in a suit on it with six American flags plunged into his torso with one flag larger than the others, cascading down and pooling on the floor, similar to a stab wound and blood.
Whitfield Lovell: Passages
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Green animal with mouth open wide revealing sharp teeth and patterns of geometric color surrounding it, similar to netting.
Oswaldo Vigas
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Family of three, one sitting, two standing.
Reginald Cunningham: Black Pearls
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Lautenberg
Bonnie Lautenberg: Art Meets Hollywood
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North by Northwest, MGM (1959), Mount Rushmore, painted for day but used for night photography [detail], Dry pigment and gelatin binder on starched muslin Scenic Art Supervisor: George Gibson Known scenic artists: Clark Provins, Albert Joseph Londraville, Ben Carré, Harry Tepker, Art Rider, and F. Wayne Hill. Gift of the Coakley Family and J. C. Backings Corporation
Art of the Hollywood Backdrop
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All Past Exhibitions