ExhibitsUSA

10/19/2026

During , we celebrate the power of creativity and the rich stories that shape our cultural heritage.

“Rooted Visions” is a testament to how art can transcend limitations—featuring self-taught Southern Black artists who, with found materials and defiance of boundaries, created works that speak to resilience, spirituality, and hope. https://eusa.org/exhibition/rooted-visions/

🖼️ Reginald Mitchell (1950-2019), "Mississippi River Boats," c. 2004; Paint on
poster board; Courtesy of CJ Williams Collection.

10/16/2026

and learn something new.

10/13/2026

Our colleagues at the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History in Austin, Texas, have just opened "To Photograph This Life: Harold Feinstein in Retrospect." Curated by Sarah Sonner in collaboration with the Feinstein Estate, the exhibition traces Feinstein's remarkable career documenting everyday American life.

Once it closes in Austin, our team will expand and adapt it into a traveling exhibition for a national audience. If you're in or near Austin, we invite you to visit the Briscoe Center for an early look. https://eusa.org/exhibition/harold-feinstein-to-photograph-this-life

📸 Harold Feinstein, "Watching The Gyro," 1946; modern print, ink on paper; © Harold Feinstein Photography Trust.

10/09/2026

Take a breath and

10/05/2026

Finding the right exhibition should feel like a meet cute, not a blind date.

Use our new exhibition filter to match by interest, then check the touring schedule to match your calendar. eusa.org

10/02/2026

What motivates you to ?

09/29/2026

Visit the Culture Lab at M-AAA's headquarters this Friday, October 2 to view "Portraits of Dementia."

This exhibition challenges the stigma surrounding dementia through moving portraits and stories of lives well lived. Photographer Joe Wallace reveals the love, connection, dignity, and individuality that endure beyond a diagnosis, offering us a fuller understanding of dementia and the people whose lives it affects. https://www.maaa.org/event/first-friday-at-m-aaa-culture-lab-selections-from-portraits-of-dementia-2

📸 Joe Wallace, "Martha Viola Jordan," 2017

09/28/2026

In the US, one in three seniors suffers with Alzheimer’s or dementia; including Edwin Bartlett.

Edwin lives with his daughter Claudia, who said, “My father taught us that family is the most important thing. Currently on view in the Culture Lab, "Portraits of Dementia" provides rich opportunities for community storytelling, learning, and healing. See it on Friday, October 2 at Mid-America Arts Alliance.

Portraits of Dementia challenges the stigma surrounding dementia through moving portraits and stories of lives well lived. See a selection from the exhibition during the September and October First Fridays in Kansas City.

09/24/2026

From Audrey Hepburn to Tina Turner, explore a century of style influence with "The Little Black Dress at 100," a flexible touring exhibition for your venue. https://eusa.org/exhibition/the-little-black-dress-at-100/ -description

09/22/2026

"Killing the Negative: A Conversation in Art & Verse" opens conversations about censorship, race, power, representation and who gets heard.

Artist Joel Daniel Phillips transforms censored photographs into monumental drawings, while noted poets, including Quraysh Ali Lansana, respond through text and voice.

Bookings available now. https://eusa.org/exhibition/killing-the-negative-a-conversation-in-art-verse/