February, 2020 National Calendar of Art Exhibitions
American Representational Art Exhibitions Hosted by Art Museums and Other Non-Profit Organizations
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Cartoon Formalism: Works on Paper in the Permanent Collection
February 1 through Summer 2020
11/20 See coverage at California Artists:
19th-21st Century
Alfred Ceramic Art Museum, Alfred University
The 1930s Jazz Age Sculpture of Waylande Gregory
February 13 through July 26
11/20 researched
Signs and Wonders: The Photographs of John Beasley Greene
February 8 through May 25
11/20 See coverage at historic photographers
Austin Museum of Art (The Contemporary Austin)
Nicole Eisenman: Sturm und Drang
February 27 through August 16
11/20 researched
Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive
Rosie Lee Tompkins: A Retrospective
February 19 through July 19
11/20 researched
Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art
James Brewer: Garden Symphonies
February 1 through April 19
11/20 See coverage at Botanical Artists
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art
Ana María Hernando: Star Flowers
February 10 through June 14
11/20 See coverage at Colorado Art History
Brigham Young University Museum of Art
John Henri Moser: Painting Utah Modern
February 28 through October 10
11/20 See coverage at Utah Art History
20/20 Vision: Women Artists in Western New York
February 20 through August 15
11/20 See coverage at New York Art History
Humaira Abid: Searching for Home
February 7 through July 25
11/20 See coverage at Wood Carving
Dan Daily: Character Sketch
February 21 through May 31
11/20 See coverage at Glass Art
PROOF: Photography in the Era of the Contact Sheet
February 7 through April 12
11/20 See coverage at historic photographic processes
A Life Made in Art: Maud Briggs Knowlton
February 15 through October 25
11/20 researched
Julio daCunha: Modernizing Myths
February 29 through November 1
11/20 researched
Darkness and Light: The Artistic Journey of Carl Grupp
February 13 through March 5
11/20 See coverage at South Dakota Art History
First to Hail the Rising Sun: Maine Through the Eyes of its Artists
February 8 through January 3
11/20 researched
In Dialogue: Cecilia Beaux's "Twilight Confidences"
February 28 through January 31
11/20 See coverage at Figurative and Portrait Art: 18-19th
Century
I-Witness Culture: Frank Buffalo Hyde
February 8 through January 11
11/20 researched
Katherine Thompson: Raw Material
February 4 through March 21
11/20 researched
Malaika Favorite: The Alchemist
February 7 through September 19
11/20 researched
Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
Ree Morton: The Plant That Heals May Also Poison
February 16 through July 19
11/20 researched
Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Auburn University
From Her Innermost Self: Visionary Art of Southern Women
February 18 through May 24
11/20 researched
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Summer Wheat: Blood, Sweat, and Tears
February 6 through May 24
11/20 See coverage at American Artist Paintings of Foreign Scenes
Beauford Delaney and James Baldwin: Through the Unusual Door
February 27 through October 5
11/20 See coverage at Tennessee Art
History
William Lamson: Badwater, 2018/2020
February 6 through April 11
11/20 researched
A Century After: The Work of William M. Davis
February 22 through June 21
11/20 researched
Marin Museum of Contemporary Art
Elmer Bischoff
February 29 through May 21
See coverage at California Artists: 19th-21st Century
Federico Uribe: Animalia
February 8 through June 21
11/20 researched
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
James Cagle: A Final Meditation on Art
February 29 through May 24
11/20 researched
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester
The Path to Paradise: Judith Schaechter's Stained-Glass Art
February 16 through May 24
See coverage at Glass Art
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Pieces and Patterns: Quilts of West Alabama
February 13 through May 10
12/20 researched
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Will Henry Stevens
February 13 through April 19
12/20 researched
What It's Like to Be a Bird - Paintings by David Sibley
February 15 through January 31
12/20 See coverage at Birds in American Art
Elsa Dorfman: Me and My Camera
February 8 through January 9
12/20 researched
Northcutt Steele Gallery at Montana State University - Billings
Courtney Blazon - the moon has nothing to be sad about
February 2 through May 6, 2021
12/20 See coverage at Montana Art History
Meleko Mokgosi: Your Trip to Africa
February 28 through May 30
12/20 researched
Art and Race Matters -The Career of Robert Colescott
February 15 through May 17
12/20 researched
Volcano!: Mount St. Helens in Art
February 8 through January 3, 2021
12/20 See coverage at Oregon Art History
Let's Have a Ball! Wood Gaylor and the New York Art Scene, 1913-1936
February 7 through May 8
12/20 See coverage at Modernism
Treasures of Haudenosaunee Beadwork
February 14 through June 21
12/20 researched
Saint Mary's College Museum of Art
Sign of the Times: The Great American Political Poster 1844-2012
February 12 through May 3
12/20 researched
Jan Sawka: The Place of Memory (The Memory of Place)
February 8 through December 6
12/20 researched
Renée Stout: In the Parallel Universe, Part 3
February 27 through April 10
12/20 researched
Southeast Museum of Photography
Justin Nolan. Images. Stages of Persuasion
February 1 through April 28
12/20 researched
Launching Savannah's Art Scene: Founders of the Savannah Art Club
February 7 through August 30
12/20 researched
University Museum, New Mexico State University
KATSINAM: Remembering Spencer Nutima
February 2 > online
12/20 researched
Starry Nights: Visions of the Night Sky
February 1 through January 31
12/20 researched
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