“Photography is a language,” explains Tommy Kha. Other Things Uttered, his first museum solo exhibition, introduces viewers to the distinctive vocabulary and grammar of his
This exhibition explores the improbable story and prodigious output of the Florida Highwaymen, an amorphous group of primarily self-taught African American artists who forged often
What does it mean to “capture” the landscape? To convey its essence? To harness its power and reap its bounty? To possess it? To make
Since photography’s inception in the early 19th century, the family portrait has remained one of the medium’s most enduring subjects. Family Portrait brings together photographs from the
In Focus: John Singer Sargent presents nine works from the Addison’s collection by the famed American expatriate painter on the occasion of the centennial of
Across a career that spanned some 75 years, June Leaf (1929–2024) produced an extraordinary body of work that revels in the human experience in all
This selection of works from the Addison’s collection explores performance both as visual spectacle and as a way of investigating identity. Acrobats tumble and dancers
It takes two flints to make a fire. —Louisa May Alcott Drawn from the Addison Gallery’s permanent
Rebellion has long fueled resilience, igniting the courage to challenge norms and reimagine the standards of society. This exhibition explores how creativity becomes an act
This is the second exhibition in a series highlighting key strengths of the Addison’s renowned collection of American art from the 17th century to the
This installation is the first in a series of exhibitions that will explore particular strengths of the Addison’s renowned art collection. While we acknowledge—and constantly
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