Upcoming Exhibitions

Though lauded for his innovations in glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848‒1933) began his artistic career as a painter and continued the practice throughout his life. This exhibition showcases his paintings and continuous exploration of color and light in the medium.

From the seventeenth century, art exhibitions known as salons were important social and cultural events. Characterized by their floor-to-ceiling or “salon-style” hanging, these visually rich presentations fostered art appreciation and shaped the careers of emerging and established artists. This exhibition takes the form of a salon, featuring a variety of paintings from the Morse collection.

A bridge between fashion and art, jewelry is a unique avenue for the expression of personal style and sentiment. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the Morse, Genius, and McKean families assembled a varied and important collection of jewelry that reflects major artistic movements and represents a diverse range of makers. Handpicked highlights the family’s personal heirlooms and collected jewelry pieces, enriched by archival photographs that document their meaning and use.