Jack Delano, American (born Russia), 1914-1997, Pledging Allegiance to the Flag in a School in Puerto Rico, 1946, gelatin silver print. Gift of Stuart Klipper, in memory of his father, 93.73

Just Kids

January 4, 2020 - June 14, 2020

Perhaps no other subject has been so well documented as the lives of children. This is an exhibition of photographs of and by children, teens, and young adults, organized in partnership with middle and high school students.

Now on View

Nguyen Trinh Thi: Fifth Cinema

Life at the Edge of Empire: North America, c. 1760–1812

Cloth Paper Scissors: Helena Hernmarck Weaves the Everyday

Captive Beauties: Depictions of Women in Late Imperial China

A large, glazed stoneware sculpture that is a deep blue, and is inspired by branch-like form and slow, rhythmic movement of a type of slime mold.

Living Clay: Artists Respond to Nature

Alyssa Baguss: You Were Never Here

Orange, pink, and purple paint overlaying the indistinct shapes of continents such as Africa, Australia, and North America.

Mapping Black Identities

Turkish Rugs on Tudor Walls: 16th-Century Trade between England and the Islamic World

Romance and Heroism: Theatrical Robes from Late Imperial China

When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Art and Migration

A Weakness for French Prints: The Harry Drake Collection

The Sabbath Now

Yoshitoshi: Master Draftsman Transformed

A gold bookcase next to an open book, on 1 page of the book there are 2 black ornaments.

Harriet Bart: Artist Books + Works on Paper

Color Woodcuts in the Arts and Crafts Era

Abstract Prints by Hagiwara Hideo

Worlds in Miniature: Chinese Snuff Bottles from the Minneapolis Institute of Art

Storytelling: Julie Buffalohead

Recent Acquisitions: Fiber Art at Mia

Just Kids

Vision 2020: Contemporary Photographic Portraits at Mia

The Enduring Soul

Frosty Weather, Snowy Weather

A painted indistinct form underneath a black and blue grid pattern.

Speculative Bodies

A ceramic vase with red circular designs overlain with a white dragon. The vase is wide at the top, and tapers down towards the bottom.

All Flowers in Bloom: Porcelains from China’s Last Dynasty

An antique gray and gold television with rounded corners and a red speaker.

Engineered for Domestic Bliss

Just Imported: Global Trade in 1700s New England