OPEN: WED – SUN | HOURS: 10 AM – 5 PM EST
The Currier is closed to the public on Monday, 2/16 in observance of Presidents Day.
SPRAY
Jules Olitski in the 1960s
Rediscover a modern master who explored the possibilities of color with gumption, vision, and a passion for experimentation.
On view March 5 through August 9, 2026
Jules Olitski, Tut Yellow, 1965, acrylic on canvas, 106 × 93 inches. Jules Olitski Art Foundation, VT.
Photography by Adam Reich. © 2026 Jules Olitski Art Foundation/Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Exhibitions, Events, & Workshops
Experience Something New
Current Exhibitions
February 25 through 27
February Vacation Workshops
Three-Day Workshops
Inspired by the Embellish Me exhibition, this three-day workshop invites students ages six through 13+ to explore how artists use pattern, decoration, and layering to create imaginative works. Each day brings a new project full of joy and color. All materials included in workshop cost.
Category:
Workshops, Kids
On view through April 5, 2026
Flourishing: Paintings by Wendy Edwards
Concourse Gallery
The Currier presents eight large-scale paintings by New England artist Wendy Edwards in the museum’s new Concourse Gallery. Let yourself be taken in by the grandeur of these sweeping canvasses, depicting abstract flora and human forms rendered with rich and surprising colors.
Category:
Expressive, New England, Color
On view through April 12, 2026
Embellish Me: Works from the Collection of Norma Canelas Roth and William Roth
Scheier Gallery
During the 1970s, artists in Los Angeles and New York boldly challenged conventional creative norms by pushing the boundaries of form, color, and meaning in their art. This show celebrates this generation of trailblazing artists who championed color, pattern, and craft.
Category:
Pattern and Decoration,1970s, Women in Art
On view
Seeing Empire
and the Masking of Violence
Upper East Gallery
Centered around a long-term loan by Dutch Master Frans Post, this new installation displays representations of colonialism in conversation with contemporary explorations of identity, asking timely questions about power, point of view, and beauty.
Category:
Thought-Provoking, Dutch Masters
