Georgia O'Keeffe, Photographer (February 26–June 12) features nearly 100 photographs from a newly examined archive that reveal the American icon’s Modernist approach to the medium. Complementing the photographs are paintings and […]
Drawn almost entirely from the Addison's collection, this exhibition explores the prodigious and multifaceted oeuvre of the Ipswich-born artist, educator, and theoretician, Arthur Wesley Dow. Featuring over 100 works including […]
“What Next?” Camera Work and 291 Magazine (February 26–July 31) brings together photogravures from Alfred Stieglitz's deluxe photography journal Camera Work (1903–1917), as well as avant-garde drawings and visual poems published in 291 magazine (1915–1916).
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by Arthur Wesley Dow: Nearest to the Divine. Led by artist Mieko Murao, participants will preview the exhibition, explore different kinds of printmaking, and experiment with color and composition. All ages are welcome, but children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Space is limited; registration is required. ($20 […]
William R. Cross, author of Winslow Homer: American Passage (April 2022) will discuss the life and work of Winslow Homer, including many surprising new findings about the man behind Homer’s much-loved art and the world in which he lived. Cross will touch on several of the Addison’s Homer works in the context of his oeuvre and share […]