Acquiring new works of art for the Museum is both an exhilarating and a challenging task. For a university art museum, the degree to which an object advances the teaching mission is important, but high artistic quality remains the principal...

The years between 1952 and 1990 were one of the most fertile periods in the history of abstract painting. Rothko to Richter provides an idiosyncratic window into a moment of remarkable creative ferment, when abstraction was being hotly contested. At...

This year, the Museum will host special programming during Reunions weekend, including a regional beer tasting, book signing, and conversation with Pulitzer Prize–winning author and art critic Mark Stevens ’73.

The photography collection serves the Museum's educational ambitions while capitalizing on one of its greatest abilities: the capacity to tell an effective and nuanced history of photography, from its very beginnings in the early nineteenth century to contemporary efforts. The...