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A Summer of

 Photography

Two new exhibitions. One unforgettable summer.
Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders and Together, Apart, Away: Snapshots from the Peter J. Cohen Collection celebrate the expressive power of the lens and the stories we tell through it.

Photo Credits:

Black/White  Top Right: Danny Lyon, Route 12, Wisconsin, 1965, Gift of Joseph and Susan Fiorenzo. 2025.16.1 © Danny Lyon / Magnum Photos. www.bleakbeauty.com. Instagram: @dannylyonphotos2 

Black/White Bottom Left: Danny Lyon, Cal, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 1965, On Loan from the Collection of Joseph and Susan Fiorenzo. © Danny Lyon / Magnum Photos. www.bleakbeauty.com. Instagram: @dannylyonphotos2 

Sephia Antique Photos: Snapshots from  the collection of Peter J. Cohen

Celebrate Mother's Day

at the Currier

Join us at the Currier on Sunday, May 10 for a day filled with art, music, and love. Inspire those who inspire you.

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Press Release

Five new trustees join the Currier Board

Joan Brodsky, Roger Buttles, Fareena Contractor, Amelia Larsen Curti, and Ronald Dupont bring expertise in the arts, business, real estate, and technology to their roles

This program is supported by a generous grant from the Art Bridges Foundation.

Featured Event

Slow Art Day

Saturday, April 11

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Celebrate Slow Art Day with activities designed to help you slow down, take a breath, and look closely. Relax and enjoy time with art in a supportive environment. Plus, New Hampshire residents enjoy free admission all day for Second Saturday.

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Featured Event

Slow Art Day

Celebrate Slow Art Day on Saturday, 4/11 with activities designed to help you slow down, take a breath, and look closely. Relax and enjoy time with art in a supportive environment. Plus, New Hampshire residents enjoy free admission all day for Second Saturday.

Exhibitions, Events, & Workshops

Experience Something New

Current Exhibitions

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Saturday, May 23

Art for Vets Community Day

Supported by Swim with a Mission

Veterans, Active Duty Military, and families: Join us at the Currier for Art for Vets Community Day. Enjoy free refreshments in the classroom studios, artmaking for all ages and abilities, and a supportive, welcoming environment. You do not need to be a member of the  Art for Vets program to participate.

Categories: 

Veterans, Artmaking, Free

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On view through August 9, 2026

Spray: Jules Olitski in the 1960s

Southwest Gallery

See the possibilities of color through the eyes of a modern master. Luminous and surprising, experience the first New England exhibition for pioneering Color Field painter Jules Olitski in 20 years.

Categories: 

Color, New England, Abstract

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Photo Credit: Installation shot of Spray: Jules Olitski in the 1960s by Morgan Karanasios

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On view through August 16, 2026

Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders

Scheier Gallery

In Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders, the Currier tells stories of individuality, belonging, and American myth building with 16 exceptional photographs and two photorealism prints.

Categories: 

Photography, Motorcycles
 

Photo Credit: Danny Lyon, Route 12, Wisconsin, The Bikeriders Portfolio, 1963. Gift from the Collection of Joseph and Susan Fiorenzo, © Danny Lyon / Magnum Photos.

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On view through August 16, 2026

Together, Apart, Away:

Snapshots from the Peter J. Cohen Collection

Scheier Gallery

More than 450 snapshots from the collection of Peter J. Cohen weave together everyday moments into a beautiful portrait of our shared humanity. See how photography asserts both our individuality and networks of belonging.

Category: 

Photography

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Photo Credit: Unknown photographer, Man and girl on motorcycle, c. 1940-1960. Promised gift of Peter J. Cohen

Frank Lloyd Wright at the Currier

Step Into

Living History

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