Sweet treats. Storybook nooks. The simple joy of making art. It’s all here at the Currier’s December Days, an annual tradition that brings us together around art after the holidays. December Days activities are included in general museum admission.  Learn More.

The Currier’s commitment to focusing on the art and history of New Hampshire continues with this exhibition celebrating 30 years of the Furniture Masters, leaders in the international studio furniture movement known for their skill, inventive forms, and aesthetic vision. Read More

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 techniques traditionally associated with women artists. Read More

The Currier presents eight large-scale paintings by New England artist Wendy Edwards (b. 1950) 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. With a commitment to expressivity and the luscious material qualities of oil paint, these works assert Edwards’ place within a lineage shaped by Edouard Manet, Vincent van Gogh, and Georgia O’Keeffe. Read More