Curator Spotlights

Kittery House

Influences of the Hudson River School are present in Bruce Peeso's panoramic rural scenes.

This textile is representative of King Glele, who ruled the Kingdom of Dahomey from 1858 to 1898.

John Salt's works—abandoned cars, mobile homes, and pickup trucks rendered with frozen stillness—blur the line between painting and photograph.

The mask would have typically been worn by dancers in a celebration performance.

Carl Holty championed the importance of abstraction in a time when it was still met with skepticism in the U.S.

Cedric Smith contemplates the idea of a Black icon who seems to have evaded archival capture.