Two exhibitions showcase the work of overlooked and underrepresented women artists.
Current and coming: A self-taught artist in the internment camps
Takuichi Fujii’s illustrated diary during Executive Order 9066 is on display at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens.
Current and coming: William Edmondson at the Barnes
On view at the Barnes Foundation is the work of one of the most famous and least known members of the great American self-taught artists.
Current and coming: Copper bright in Oregon
An overlooked metal gets the spotlight at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
Current and coming: A freed spirit at the Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art introduces audiences to the life and work of Juan de Pareja, an artist who was an enslaved studio assistant of Diego Velasquez.
Current and coming: Table manners at the Bard Graduate Center
Early modern traditions of European dining service and spectacle are examined at the Bard Graduate Center.
Current and coming: Living Tiffany in Sarasota
On view at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is the first Tiffany exhibition set in a botanical garden.
Current and coming: A founding Black family in Philadelphia
The Museum of the American Revolution’s latest show highlights the storied Forten family of Philadelphia.
Current and coming: Berenice Abbott in New York
Berenice Abbott’s capture of New York City in transition is the subject of a current exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Current and coming: Sargent’s Spanish sojourns
A survey of John Singer Sargent’s Iberian paintings is on view at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco.