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This is a '''List of Birmingham Museum of Art exhibitions''' hosted by the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]] since [[1990]]:
This is a '''List of Birmingham Museum of Art exhibitions''' hosted by the [[Birmingham Museum of Art]] since it opened in [[1951]]:
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==1951==
* December 9-January 5: "Spain Speaks"
* January 27-February 23: "Festival of Modern Art and Music"
* April 6-27: "1951 Newspaper National Snapshot Awards Exhibition"
* April 8-June 3: "[[Birmingham Museum of Art Opening Exhibition|Opening Exhibition]]"
* June 5-July 14: [[Birmingham Art Association]] jury show
* July 10-September 16: "[[The 1951 Corcoran Biennial]]"
* July 15-August 15: "Local Collectors"
* September 2-29: "Doctor Marion Souchon Exhibition"
* September 9-October 6: "Modern Music & Art (Symphony Week)"
* November 11-December 8: "Old Master Exhibition"
==1952==
* February 16-March 8: "Knife, Fork, and Spoon"
==1954==
* January 22-February 20: "Steel, Iron, and Men"
* January 25-February 22: [[1954 Alabama Heritage Festival|Festival of Arts]]
==1968==
* November 3- : Four football paintings by Arnold Friberg, from the Chevrolet Sports Art Collection
==1971==
* [[Birmingham Festival of Arts]] [[1971 Salute to Spain]] exhibition, including works by El Greco, Francisco de Goya, Bartolomé Murillo, and Diego Velázquez.
==1973==
* [[Raeford Liles]]
==1975==
* [[December 14]]–[[January 11]], 1976: Photographs of [[Ed Willis Barnett]]
==1978==
* [[January 8]]-[[February 19]]: ''The Tiepolos: Painters to Princes and Prelates''
==1990==
==1990==
* [[May 19]] - [[August 12]]: ''Impressions: Prints by McNeill Whistler''
* [[May 19]] - [[August 12]]: ''Impressions: Prints by McNeill Whistler''
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* [[October 21]] - [[January 2]]: ''Gold of Africa: Jewelry and Ornaments from Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, and Senegal''
* [[October 21]] - [[January 2]]: ''Gold of Africa: Jewelry and Ornaments from Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, and Senegal''
* [[November 2]] - [[April 14]]: ''Tradition and Transition: Chinese Paintings from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Specer III''
* [[November 2]] - [[April 14]]: ''Tradition and Transition: Chinese Paintings from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Specer III''
* [[November 8]] - [[January 13]]: ''A Decade Offscreen: Sid Avery's Holly[[Donald Wood]], 1951-1961''
* [[November 8]] - [[January 13]]: ''A Decade Offscreen: Sid Avery's Hollywood, 1951-1961''
* [[November 17]] - [[February 10]]: ''Alabama Decorative Arts from the BMA Collection''
* [[November 17]] - [[February 10]]: ''Alabama Decorative Arts from the BMA Collection''


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* [[March 3]] - [[June 3]]: ''Image and Text: Art, Medicine, and Learning in the Eighteeth Century''
* [[March 3]] - [[June 3]]: ''Image and Text: Art, Medicine, and Learning in the Eighteeth Century''
* [[October 1]] - [[March 1]]: ''First East Thomas Project: Rainbows, Fences and Targets''
* [[October 1]] - [[March 1]]: ''First East Thomas Project: Rainbows, Fences and Targets''
* [[October 2]] - [[October 17]]: ''Fumio Kitaoka: [[Donald Wood]]block Prints''
* [[October 2]] - [[October 17]]: ''Fumio Kitaoka: Woodblock Prints''
* [[November 6]] - [[January 2]]: ''Masterworks of American Impressionism from the Pfeil Collection''
* [[November 6]] - [[January 2]]: ''Masterworks of American Impressionism from the Pfeil Collection''
* [[November 13]] - [[January 22]]: ''Gertrude Kasebier Photographer''
* [[November 13]] - [[January 22]]: ''Gertrude Kasebier Photographer''
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* [[March 26]] - [[June 11]]: ''A Mark in Time:  Masterworks of Contemporary Alabama Crafts'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[March 26]] - [[June 11]]: ''A Mark in Time:  Masterworks of Contemporary Alabama Crafts'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[May 6]] - [[June 4]]: ''Having a Ball:  Fifty Years of Evening Couture'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[May 6]] - [[June 4]]: ''Having a Ball:  Fifty Years of Evening Couture'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[May 15]] - [[November 15]]: ''GALORE: The Continuous Painting Wall'' ([[David Moos]], curator)
* [[June 25]] - [[September 3]]: ''Jonathan Lasker:  Selective Identity:  Paintings from the 1990s'' ([[David Moos]], curator)
* [[June 25]] - [[September 3]]: ''Jonathan Lasker:  Selective Identity:  Paintings from the 1990s'' ([[David Moos]], curator)
* [[July 16]] - [[September 10]]: ''Matisse from the Baltimore Museum of Art'' ([[David Moos]], curator)
* [[July 16]] - [[September 10]]: ''Matisse from the Baltimore Museum of Art'' ([[David Moos]], curator)
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* [[September 22]] - [[January 5]]: ''Matières de Rêves: Stuff of Dreams, From Paris Musée des Art Décoratifs'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[September 22]] - [[January 5]]: ''Matières de Rêves: Stuff of Dreams, From Paris Musée des Art Décoratifs'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[September 22]] - [[January 5]]: ''French Paintings from the Speed Museum'' ([[Jeannine O'Grody]], curator)
* [[September 22]] - [[January 5]]: ''French Paintings from the Speed Museum'' ([[Jeannine O'Grody]], curator)
* [[October 6]] - [[December 29]]: ''Guiseppe Moretti: Master Sculptor and Father of Vulcan'' (Fowler, curator)
* [[October 6]] - [[December 29]]: ''Giuseppe Moretti: Master Sculptor and Father of Vulcan'' (Fowler, curator)


==2003==
==2003==
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==2007==
==2007==
* [[January 6]] - : ''Rising Art of the Rising Stars'' (Green[[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[January 6]] - : ''Rising Art of the Rising Stars'' (Green, [[Donald Wood]], curators)
* [[January 28]] - [[March 4]]: ''WallCeilingFloor:  Works by William Anastasi, Donald Judd, and Fred Sandback'' ([[Gail Trechsel]], curator)
* [[January 28]] - [[March 4]]: ''WallCeilingFloor:  Works by William Anastasi, Donald Judd, and Fred Sandback'' ([[Gail Trechsel]], curator)
* [[February 4]] - [[May 20]]: ''Benny [[Gail Andrews]]:  Works from the Miles College Collection'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[February 4]] - [[May 20]]: ''Benny [[Gail Andrews]]:  Works from the Miles College Collection'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
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* [[March 1]] - [[April 1]]: ''Youth Art Month 2007'' (Harris, curator)
* [[March 1]] - [[April 1]]: ''Youth Art Month 2007'' (Harris, curator)
* [[March 4]] - : ''Prague Nights'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[March 4]] - : ''Prague Nights'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[March 11]] - [[June 17]]: ''Of the Moment:  Photography from the BMA'' (Stephens, curator)
* [[March 11]] - [[June 17]]: ''Of the Moment:  Photography from the BMA'' (Suzanne Voce Stephens, curator)
* April - May: ''Czech Contemporary Sculpture'' ([[Gail Andrews]], curator)
* April - May: ''Czech Contemporary Sculpture'' ([[Gail Andrews]], curator)
* [[April 1]] - [[May 27]]: ''Anxious Objects:  Willie Cole's Favorite Brands'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[April 1]] - [[May 27]]: ''Anxious Objects:  Willie Cole's Favorite Brands'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
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* ''Sea Fever'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* ''Sea Fever'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[August 1]] - [[January 6]]: ''Arts of Etruria are Reborn/ARTES ETRVRIAE RENASCVNTVR'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[August 1]] - [[January 6]]: ''Arts of Etruria are Reborn/ARTES ETRVRIAE RENASCVNTVR'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[October 12]] - [[January 27]]: ''Pompeii:  Tales from an Eruption'' (Meador-[[Donald Wood]]ruff, curator)
* [[October 12]] - [[January 27]]: ''Pompeii:  Tales from an Eruption'' (Meador-Woodruff, curator)
* [[October 28]] - [[January 7]]: ''Promise and Peril:  Images of Westward Expansion'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[October 28]] - [[January 7]]: ''Promise and Peril:  Images of Westward Expansion'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)


==2008==
==2008==
* [[February 17]] - [[May 4]]: ''Into the [[Donald Wood]]s:  American Art and the Natural Sublime'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[February 17]] - [[May 4]]: ''Into the Woods:  American Art and the Natural Sublime'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[February 24]] - [[May 25]]: ''Kathryn Tucker Windham:  My Land, My People'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[February 24]] - [[May 25]]: ''Kathryn Tucker Windham:  My Land, My People'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[February 24]]: ''The Writing on the Wall:  Images from to Kill A Mockingbird'' (Harris, curator)
* [[February 24]]: ''The Writing on the Wall:  Images from to Kill A Mockingbird'' (Suzy Harris, curator)
* [[March 2]] - [[March 31]]: ''Youth Art Month'' (Harris, curator)
* [[March 2]] - [[March 31]]: ''Youth Art Month'' (Harris, curator)
* [[March 2]] - [[May 18]]: ''Jade:  Crystalized Moonlight, Jades from the Collection of Maude Monell Vetlesen'' ([[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[March 2]] - [[May 18]]: ''Jade:  Crystalized Moonlight, Jades from the Collection of Maude Monell Vetlesen'' ([[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[March 30]] - [[July 27]]: ''Vanishing Worlds:  Art and Ritual in Amazonia'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[March 30]] - [[July 27]]: ''Vanishing Worlds:  Art and Ritual in Amazonia'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[March 30]] - [[July 27]]: ''Children, Let's Protect our Forests! Paintings by Peruvian children of the Amazon basin'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[March 30]] - [[July 27]]: ''Children, Let's Protect our Forests! Paintings by Peruvian children of the Amazon basin'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[April 4]] - [[May 18]]: ''Concrete Jungle: Blossoming Artists in an Urban World'' (Green[[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[April 4]] - [[May 18]]: ''Concrete Jungle: Blossoming Artists in an Urban World'' (Kristen Pilato Greenwood, curator)
* [[May 18]] - [[July 30]]: ''Ecology through Art'' (Harris, curator)
* [[May 18]] - [[July 30]]: ''Ecology through Art'' (Harris, curator)
* Spring: ''Charlie Lucas: Through My Eyes'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* Spring: ''Charlie Lucas: Through My Eyes'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[June 8]] - [[September 7]]: ''A New Twist: German Ceramics from the 1950s'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[June 8]] - [[September 7]]: ''A New Twist: German Ceramics from the 1950s'' ([[Anne Forschler]], curator)
* [[June 8]] - [[September 7]]: ''Contemporary Korean Prints: Sangku Kim'' ([[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[June 8]] - [[September 7]]: ''Contemporary Korean Prints: Sangku Kim'' ([[Donald Wood]], curator)
* [[September 21]] - [[December 31]]: ''Marion Post Wolcott: Photographing the South'' (Stephens, curator)
* [[September 21]] - [[December 31]]: ''Marion Post Wolcott: Photographing the South'' (Suzanne Voce Stephens, curator)
* [[September 28]] - [[November 9]]: ''Leonardo da Vinci: Drawings from the Biblioteca Reale in Turin'' ([[Jeannine O'Grody]], curator)
* [[September 28]] - [[November 9]]: ''Leonardo da Vinci: Drawings from the Biblioteca Reale in Turin'' ([[Jeannine O'Grody]], curator)
* [[September 28]] - [[January 4]]: ''Sharon Louden: Taking Turns''
* [[September 28]] - [[January 4]]: ''Sharon Louden: Taking Turns'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[October 5]] - [[February 2]]: ''New Hands, Native Lands: Contemporary American Indian Ceramics and Textiles'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[October 5]] - [[February 2]]: ''New Hands, Native Lands: Contemporary American Indian Ceramics and Textiles'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[December 14]] - [[March 1]]: ''Fabric of Life: African Textiles and Quilts from the American South'' ([[Emily Hanna]] and [[Gail Andrews]], curators)
* [[December 14]] - [[March 1]]: ''Fabric of Life: African Textiles and Quilts from the American South'' and ''Kente in the Community'' ([[Emily Hanna]] and [[Gail Andrews]], curators)


==2009==
==2009==
* [[January 13]] - [[May 10]]: ''Body Image: American Art and the Human Form'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[January 13]] - [[May 10]]: ''Body Image: American Art and the Human Form'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[March 25]]–[[July 15]]: ''Mary Lucier: The Plains of Sweet Regret" ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[August 9]]–[[August 10]], [[2010]]: ''Katsinas by Wilson Tawaquaptewa from the Dick Jemison Collection'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[October 4]] - [[January 10]], [[2010]]: ''Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* November–[[January 10]], [[2010]]: ''Art Inspired by America'' ([[Suzy Harris]], curator)
* November–Summer [[2010]]: ''Amy Pleasant: Suspended'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
==2010==
* [[January 24]]–[[May 23]]: ''To Make a Picture: The Photography of P. H. Polk from the Paul R. Jones Collection'' ([[Graham Boettcher]] & ___ Amaki, curators)
* [[March 14]]–[[June 6]]: ''A Passion Shared: Works from the Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection.'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* March– : ''African Artistry in Iron and Clay'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
* [[June 6]]–[[September 12]]: ''Costume Design and Adornment in African-American Art'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[June 6]]–[[September 19]]: ''Two Landscapes'' ([[Jeannine O'Grody]] and [[Don Wood]], curators)
* [[July 31]]–[[October 10]]: ''Fashioning Kimono: Art Deco and Modernism in Japan'' ([[Don Wood]], curator)
* [[November 7]]–[[February 6]], [[2011]]: ''In Friendship: Gifts from David and Natalie Sperling'' ([[Ron Platt]] curator)
* [[December 5]]–[[April 17]], [[2011]]: ''Spiral: Perspectives On an African-American Art Collective'' ([[Emily Hanna]], curator)
==2011==
* [[January 30]]–[[April 17]]: ''Darkroom: Photography and New Media in South Africa'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[May 15]]–[[July 24]]: ''A Stitch in Time'' ([[Graham Boettcher]], curator)
* [[June 12]]–[[October 2]]: ''Faces of India: Sculpture from the Callahan Collection'' ([[Don Wood]], curator)
* [[June 24]]–[[September 18]]: ''Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present'' ([[Ron Platt]], curator)
* [[October 1]]–[[March 4]], [[2012]]: ''Celebrate Life: The Art of Chris Clark''
* [[October 9]]–[[December 31]]: ''Daumier:  Art for the Masses''
* [[October 23]]–[[January 8]], [[2012]]: ''Tradition Transformed: Danish Ceramics in the Twentieth Century''
==2012==
* [[January 22]]–[[April 8]]: "Dragons and Lotus Blossoms: Vietnamese Ceramics from the Birmingham Museum of Art"
* [[February 7]]–[[June 10]]: "Look of Love: Eye Miniatures from the Skier Collection" ( curated by [[Graham Boettcher]])
* May 13-August 5: "Future Perfect: The Birmingham Museum of Art at 60"
* May-January 6: "Arctic Beauty: Inuit Art from Canada"
* June 24-September 16: "Warhol and Cars: American Icons."
* August 26-December 2: "Intimate Interiors"
* September 9: "African Artistry in Clay and Iron"
* September 16-January 6: "The Golden Age: American Illustration from the Collection"
* October 7-December 30: "Woven Splendor"
==2013==
* April 25: "Theaster Gates: 'Tis so Sweet, or I Need Sugar Lawd"
* August 18-November 17: "Etched in Collective History"
* September 8-December 2: "Dawoud Bey: The Birmingham Project"
* September 9-March 14: "Horizons (Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir)"
* October 6-December 29: "Question Bridge: Black Males"
* October 26-March 23: "Vanguard Views"
* December 14-January 18: "Craig Wedderspoon"
==2014==
* February 22-May 18: "Delacroix and the Matter of Finish"
* June 5-January 4: "Hester Bateman: Setting the Table for Female Enterprise"
* June 28-September 21: "Lethal Beauty" (Samurai artifacts)
==2015==
* January 16-April 19: "The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Life in Pictures."
* January 31-April 26: "Small Treasures: Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and their Contemporaries"
* February 27-August 9: "Between Fantasy and Reality: [[Frank Fleming]]."
* April 2-August 9: "Inherited Scars: A Meditation on the Southern Gothic."
* June 13-September 6: "Rising Up: Hale Woodruff's Murals at Talladega College"
* August 3-December 18: "Manuel Álvarez Bravo" (photographs)
* December 19-June 26: "Haitian Flags from the Cargo Collection"
==2016==
* January 1-May 31: "Shift" (at satellite gallery 1910 [[3rd Avenue North]])
* January 15-May 20: "Seeing Things"
* March 19-July 10: "All the Colors of the Rainbow: Uzbekistan Ikats from the Collection of Peggy Slappey." (curated by [[Donald Wood]])
* April 16-August 28: "Lobby Projects: Bethany Collins
* November 4-June 11: "What's Lost is Found" (photographs)
==2017==
* January 28-January 6, 2019 : "Third Space: Shifting Conversations About Contemporary Art" (curated by [[Wassan Al-Khudhairi]])
* February 17-February 18, 2018: "Pueblo Ceramics"
* June 13-November 5: "Under the Big Top: American Art at the Circus"
* June 13-November 5: "Homage to the Square: Ten Works by Josef Albers"
* July 11-September 3: "Japanese Prints"
* September 9-: "Opulence in Disguise: The Netherlands' Golden Age"
* October 9-November 12: "Selections from Spencer C. Shoults"
* November 4-January 28: "Afterlife: Asian Art from the Weldon Collection" (curated by [[Donald Wood]])
==2018==
* March 24-June 17: "Magic City Realism: Richard Coe's Birmingham" (curated by [[Katelyn Crawford]])
* June 16-December 30: "Original Makers: Folk Art from the Cargo Collection"


==References==
==References==
* ''Past Exhibitions.xls'' spreadsheet provided by the Birmingham Museum of Art
* ''Past Exhibitions.xls'' spreadsheet provided by the Birmingham Museum of Art
==External links==
* [http://artsbma.org/exhibitions/past/ Past Exhibitions] at artsbma.org


[[Category:Birmingham Museum of Art|Exhibitions]]
[[Category:Birmingham Museum of Art|Exhibitions]]
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 22 December 2023

This is a List of Birmingham Museum of Art exhibitions hosted by the Birmingham Museum of Art since it opened in 1951:


1951

  • December 9-January 5: "Spain Speaks"
  • January 27-February 23: "Festival of Modern Art and Music"
  • April 6-27: "1951 Newspaper National Snapshot Awards Exhibition"
  • April 8-June 3: "Opening Exhibition"
  • June 5-July 14: Birmingham Art Association jury show
  • July 10-September 16: "The 1951 Corcoran Biennial"
  • July 15-August 15: "Local Collectors"
  • September 2-29: "Doctor Marion Souchon Exhibition"
  • September 9-October 6: "Modern Music & Art (Symphony Week)"
  • November 11-December 8: "Old Master Exhibition"

1952

  • February 16-March 8: "Knife, Fork, and Spoon"

1954

  • January 22-February 20: "Steel, Iron, and Men"
  • January 25-February 22: Festival of Arts

1968

  • November 3- : Four football paintings by Arnold Friberg, from the Chevrolet Sports Art Collection

1971

1973

1975

1978

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

  • January 21 - March 3: Photographs from the Collection of Rena Hill Selfe
  • February 4 - April 7: Pictured in My Mind: Contemporary American Self-Taught Art from the Collection of Dr Kurt Gitter and Alice Rae Yelen
  • April 1 - May 26: The Elegant Brush: Korean Paintings from the collections on Dr Won-Kyung Cho
  • May 18 - August 31: The Precolumbian Ballgame: 3000 Years of Sport and Sacrifice
  • July 1 - September 1: Qin/The First Emperor: Treasurers from Ancient China
  • October 20 - September 1: The South by Its Photographers
  • November 12 - March 2: Birmingham Views: The Birmingham News Centennial Photographic Collection

1997

  • January 19 - March 29: Southern Arts and Crafts: 1890-1949
  • February 1 - May 31: African Visions: Sacred Art and Ceremony of the Basotho
  • March 23 - August 3: Cast in Splendor: German Cast Iron Decorative Arts at the Birmingham Museum of Art
  • April 11 - July 6: Looking Down Yosemite Valley: Paintings by Albert Bierstadt
  • May 18 - August 31: Crosscurrents of Culture: Arts of Africa and the Americas in Alabama Collections
  • June 8 - August 10: Audubon’s America: Works on Paper from the Permanent Collection
  • August 31 - February 1: An American Inpressionist: Henry Potthast
  • September 28 - October 14: Lasting Impressions: Twentieth-century Prints from the Permanent Collection (Elliot, curator)
  • November 15 - April 5: Finder's Keepers: Illuminations by Harry Anderson

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

  • January 22–April 8: "Dragons and Lotus Blossoms: Vietnamese Ceramics from the Birmingham Museum of Art"
  • February 7–June 10: "Look of Love: Eye Miniatures from the Skier Collection" ( curated by Graham Boettcher)
  • May 13-August 5: "Future Perfect: The Birmingham Museum of Art at 60"
  • May-January 6: "Arctic Beauty: Inuit Art from Canada"
  • June 24-September 16: "Warhol and Cars: American Icons."
  • August 26-December 2: "Intimate Interiors"
  • September 9: "African Artistry in Clay and Iron"
  • September 16-January 6: "The Golden Age: American Illustration from the Collection"
  • October 7-December 30: "Woven Splendor"

2013

  • April 25: "Theaster Gates: 'Tis so Sweet, or I Need Sugar Lawd"
  • August 18-November 17: "Etched in Collective History"
  • September 8-December 2: "Dawoud Bey: The Birmingham Project"
  • September 9-March 14: "Horizons (Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir)"
  • October 6-December 29: "Question Bridge: Black Males"
  • October 26-March 23: "Vanguard Views"
  • December 14-January 18: "Craig Wedderspoon"

2014

  • February 22-May 18: "Delacroix and the Matter of Finish"
  • June 5-January 4: "Hester Bateman: Setting the Table for Female Enterprise"
  • June 28-September 21: "Lethal Beauty" (Samurai artifacts)

2015

  • January 16-April 19: "The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Life in Pictures."
  • January 31-April 26: "Small Treasures: Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and their Contemporaries"
  • February 27-August 9: "Between Fantasy and Reality: Frank Fleming."
  • April 2-August 9: "Inherited Scars: A Meditation on the Southern Gothic."
  • June 13-September 6: "Rising Up: Hale Woodruff's Murals at Talladega College"
  • August 3-December 18: "Manuel Álvarez Bravo" (photographs)
  • December 19-June 26: "Haitian Flags from the Cargo Collection"

2016

  • January 1-May 31: "Shift" (at satellite gallery 1910 3rd Avenue North)
  • January 15-May 20: "Seeing Things"
  • March 19-July 10: "All the Colors of the Rainbow: Uzbekistan Ikats from the Collection of Peggy Slappey." (curated by Donald Wood)
  • April 16-August 28: "Lobby Projects: Bethany Collins
  • November 4-June 11: "What's Lost is Found" (photographs)

2017

  • January 28-January 6, 2019 : "Third Space: Shifting Conversations About Contemporary Art" (curated by Wassan Al-Khudhairi)
  • February 17-February 18, 2018: "Pueblo Ceramics"
  • June 13-November 5: "Under the Big Top: American Art at the Circus"
  • June 13-November 5: "Homage to the Square: Ten Works by Josef Albers"
  • July 11-September 3: "Japanese Prints"
  • September 9-: "Opulence in Disguise: The Netherlands' Golden Age"
  • October 9-November 12: "Selections from Spencer C. Shoults"
  • November 4-January 28: "Afterlife: Asian Art from the Weldon Collection" (curated by Donald Wood)

2018

  • March 24-June 17: "Magic City Realism: Richard Coe's Birmingham" (curated by Katelyn Crawford)
  • June 16-December 30: "Original Makers: Folk Art from the Cargo Collection"

References

  • Past Exhibitions.xls spreadsheet provided by the Birmingham Museum of Art

External links

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