Current Exhibitions
All our exhibitions are free, for everyone, always.
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Featured
Featured Exhibitions
Bold Women
February 18, 2025–July 6, 2025
Sam and Connie Perkins Central Court, Dolph Simons Family Gallery, Estelle S. and Robert A. Long Ellis Foundation Gallery

Collection Exhibitions
Our fourth-floor galleries feature ongoing exhibitions of art from our collection.
Intersections
OngoingJohn & Linda Stewart GalleryIntersections examines art related to social ritual, creativity and innovation, and legacies of colonialism and consumption.
Displacement
OngoingDusty Loo Family GalleryDisplacement investigates how objects in a museum reveal both historical records and lived experiences.
Empowerment
OngoingDee & Mike Michaelis GalleryEmpowerment invites visitors to think differently about how power and being empowered take form.
Illumination
OngoingSamuel H. Kress Foundation GalleryIllumination explores the physical properties, ideas, and emotions associated with light and darkness.
Study & Learning Center Exhibitions
Study & Learning Center Exhibitions
Jack & Lavon Brosseau Center for Learning
Jack & Lavon Brosseau Center for Learning
The Brosseau Learning Center features new installations monthly that relate to teaching and research across KU.
Ingrid & J.K. Lee Study Center
Ingrid & J.K. Lee Study Center
The Lee Study Center features two long-term exhibitions presented in drawers and cases.
Kemper Family Foundations Gallery
Kemper Family Foundations Gallery
Alongside the Lee Study Center, this gallery rotates with works from the collection.