List of Birmingham Museum of Art exhibitions

This is a List of Birmingham Museum of Art exhibitions hosted by the Birmingham Museum of Art since 1990:

1990

• May 19 - August 12: Impressions: Prints by McNeill Whistler
• June 30 - September 2: Kiyochika: Artist of Meiji Japan
• July 29 - September 2: The AmSouth Bank Collection of Naval Paintings and the Battle of Moblie Bay by Xanthus Smith
• August 17 - November 11: Splendors of the American West: Thomas Moran's art of the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone
• August 18 - November 11: Social Reform: Women and Pottery in the Arts and Crafts Movement
• August 31 - October 28: Re:memory: Picturing the Private Past
• September 18 - February 2: Intuitive Reality: The Lithographs of George Biddle
• 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 8 - January 13: A Decade Offscreen: Sid Avery's Hollywood, 1951-1961
• November 17 - February 10: Alabama Decorative Arts from the BMA Collection

1991

• January 13 - [[[February 24]]: "That's All Folks!": Bugs Bunny and Friends of Warner bros. Cartoons
• January 22 - March 3: Camera Aesthetis: Recent Acquisitions from the Photography Collection
• February 2 - March 31: Reinstallation of 19th Century Galleries
• February 16 - May 12: Images of Meiji Periods Japan (1868-1912)
• March 1 - May 7: The Stuart Legacy: English Art 1603-1714
• April 14 - June 9: Camera Portraits, 1839-1989: Photographs from the National Gallery, London
• May 19 - July 7: In Our Time: The World As Seem by Magnum Photographers
• May 25 - August 18: "Well May They Be Made": Navajo Textiles from the BMA Collection
• July 7 - October 6: Boxed Assortment: 1970's Print and Photography Portfolios from the Permanent Collection
• August 10 - October 20: Frank Lloyd Wright; Facets of Design, Selections from the Domino's Pizza Collection
• October 20 - December 8: Model Fiction: The Work of James Casebere
• November 24 - December 31: Images of America: The Painter's Eye, 1833-1925
• December 12 - February 29: Pictures of the Cosmos: Tibetan Buddist Tankas

1992

• April 1 - August 1: Art of the Americas: Painting and Objects from the Museum's Permanent Collections
• September 27 - November 5: Views and Visions: Contemporary Photographs from the Permanent Collection
• November 20 - November 22: Dress: Costumes from the Collection of the BMA

1993

• January 24 - February 25: Picture Relations: Photo Essays from the South by Debbie Fleming and Birney Imes
• February 1 - March 1: Jazz Age Costumes
• 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 2 - October 17: Fumio Kitaoka: Woodblock Prints
• November 6 - January 2: Masterworks of American Impressionism from the Pfeil Collection
• November 13 - January 22: Gertrude Kasebier Photographer
• November 25 - December 1: Prayer Gate

1994

• February 6 - March 20: Objects of Desire
• April 8 - May 1: Costumes from the Metropolitan Opera
• April 15 - May 29: Tiepolo and Canaletto: Prints from the Adolph Weil, Jr. Collection
• April 17 - June 26: Beyond the Tanabata Bridge: A textile Journey in Japan
• May 14 - : Second East thomas Project: New Industrial Sculpture from Germany
• July 10 - September 4: Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series
• July 10 - September 4: Lewis W. Hine: Early Work
• - September 11: A Box of Visions
• September 18 - December 31: Van Gogh's Japanese Prints
• September 20 - May 7: Honor Thy Father and Mother: A Multi-Media Installation by Lorenzo Pace
• October 14 - January 8: Made in Alabama: A State Legacy
• October 14 - December 2: John Bohorfoush Collection
• October 14 - February 12: African textiles from the Permanent Collection
• December 14 - March 12: In the Open Art