On view · Autumn 2026

Art lives
in public.

Exhibitions, artist encounters, and open study for people who want to look longer.

Now
3 exhibitions
Next program
Sat · 11:00
A turbulent blue sky moves over a gold wheat field and two dark cypress trees in a painting by Vincent van Gogh.
01Weather SystemsGallery 1 · through Jan 17

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Three ways into the work.

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A great blue wave rises above boats with Mount Fuji visible in the distance in a print by Katsushika Hokusai.
Katsushika Hokusai · Open Access image
  1. Curator walk

    Weather Systems

    Gallery 1

    Reserve
A seated woman looks aside beside a large arrangement of multicolored flowers in a painting by Edgar Degas.
Edgar Degas · 1865 · Open Access image

Field notes

Looking is an active practice.

A painting does not ask for instant agreement. It asks what changes when you stay.

The horizon is never still

Across drawing, painting, and print, weather becomes both subject and method.

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Tall stone columns, arches, visitors, and daylight define a church interior painted by Emanuel de Witte.
Rooms for Looking · architectural study
Tue—Sun
10:00—18:00
Friday
10:00—21:00
Monday
Closed

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This week at the Arts Center

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Three exhibitions. A quiet hour, a guided walk, or a whole afternoon.

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