OPEN: WED – SUN | HOURS: 10 AM – 5 PM EST
The museum will be closed on Sunday, April 5 for Easter.
SPRAY
Jules Olitski in the 1960s
Rediscover a modern master who explored the possibilities of color with gumption, vision, and a passion for experimentation.
Experience works of art The Boston Globe describes as simmering with an "almost preternatural power."
On view through August 9, 2026
Suspension, 1967, Acrylic on canvas, 102 x 30 inches, Jules Olitski Art Foundation, VT
Photography by Adam Reich.© Jules Olitski Art Foundation/Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
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Exhibitions, Events, & Workshops
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Sunday, April 19
Spray Day: A Creative Retreat
2 to 5 PM
Get inspired at the Currier with an afternoon full of experiences connected to Spray: Jules Olitski in the 1960s, from a conversation with contemporary artists to live classical music performed by the Saint Anselm College Fine Art Department.
Category:
Art Talk, Music, Contemporary
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.
Category:
Color, New England, Abstract
Opens May 7, 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.
Category:
Photography, Motorcycles
Photo Credits: Danny Lyon, Route 12, Wisconsin, The Bikeriders Portfolio, 1963. Gift from the Collection of Joseph and Susan Fiorenzo, © Danny Lyon / Magnum Photos.
Opens May 7, 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
