On View

Framing Nature: Gardens and Imagination

Through June 28, 2026

Subvert, Repair, Reclaim: Contemporary Artists Take Back the Nude

Through August 2, 2026

Fazendo a América: Rosângela Rennó and Histories of Memory and Migration in Brazil

Through August 2, 2026

Divine Color: Hindu Prints from Modern Bengal

Through May 31, 2026

Modern Art

Ongoing

Faces in the Crowd: Street Photography

Through July 13, 2026

Arts of Japan

Ongoing

Unbraid: Hair, Clay, and Craft

Through July 26, 2026

Innovators and Influencers
Chinese Women Artists of the Past Millennium

Through June 23, 2026

Reality and Imagination: Rembrandt and the Jews in the Dutch Republic

Through December 1, 2026

The Banner Project: Mark Thomas Gibson

Through June 22, 2026

Ebb and Flow
Contemporary Art from the Collection

Ongoing

Twentieth-Century Sculpture

Ongoing

Counter History
Contemporary Art from the Collection

Ongoing

Huntington Avenue Entrance Commission: The Knowledge Keepers

Ongoing

Beyond Brilliance
Jewelry Highlights from the Collection

Ongoing

Intentional Beauty
Jewish Ritual Art from the Collection

Ongoing

Stories Artists Tell
Art of the Americas, the 20th Century

Ongoing

Art of Ancient Greece, Rome, and the Byzantine Empire

Ongoing

Dutch and Flemish Art

Ongoing

Masterpieces of Egyptian Sculpture from the Pyramid Age

Ongoing

Art of the Americas

Ongoing

Gallery Highlights

Monet

Mummies

French Salon

Art of the Italian Renaissance

Japanese Garden, Tenshin-en

Arts of Islamic Cultures

Artists on the Move in 18th-Century Europe

Plein Air

Chinese Song Dynasty Gallery

European Painting 1550–1700 and Hanoverian Silver

Arts of the Pacific

Impressionism and Beyond

Newland House Drawing Room

British Art 1560–1830

Hamilton Palace Dining Room

South and Southeast Asian Art

Arts of Korea

Around Boston

The Mural Project

Ongoing—On View at Madison Park High School

Beyond the Gallery

Sylvester Koehler: Exploring Print History

Resurrecting an 1892 exhibition on printing, anchored by a digital reproduction of its foundational catalogue.

Frank Bowling and 5+1

Archival materials, interviews, reflections, and more exploring a landmark exhibition from 1969

Black Power in Print

Examining the Black Power movement’s legacy in visual culture and its resonance today