Paintings, prints, mixed media constructions, ceramics, photographs, and drawings are presented to you as examples of the extraordinary talent often missed by art museums.
The focus of Mr. Torres’s career has been the use of art to define and bring together communities by celebrating the people who live there.
Ms. Garza’s artworks have been the focus of many important exhibitions prior to this retrospective, including a nationwide touring exhibition in 1991 and an exhibition at the Hirshhorn Museum of the Smithsonian Institution in 1995 (the first one-person Latino exhibition ever held at the Smithsonian).
Ms. Basnuevo has created a unique body of work that combines abstract, organic forms with pure artistic forms.
What color seems more stereotypically Florida than pink?
This exhibition presents a group of artworks from the permanent collection that share an unusual distinction: either they lack a known title or the artists have deliberately assigned Untitled or a non-specific title to their artworks.
Ms. Liu’s stunning reproductions of historical Chinese photographs (many taken by Western visitors) address the “cultural collisions” she faced while coming of age during the decade of the Cultural Revolution in China.
The Polk Museum of Art will present a collection of Scott Reed’s recent vibrant, large-scale acrylic paintings on loose canvas, as well as his delicate, atmospheric monoprints.
The versatility of the human body to portray formal and theoretical concerns in art is examined in this exhibition.
This exhibition features the many diverse forms created during the last four decades by sculptor Albert Paley.
Organized by the Polk Museum of Art, Wild Life: The Other Tradition presents 47 works by 19 contemporary artists from across the country who use animals as the focus of many of their artworks
Continuing its effort to consider artworks in thought provoking contexts, the Museum has brought together a group of works from its permanent collection to investigate the impact of color choices made by artists.
