'Jungles' is a personal exploration of nature in the tropics by master photographer and naturalist Frans Lanting.

The new fifteen-foot wide aluminum sculpture, know as 'Untitled,' Version A (1989), depicts a joyous dance, a common subject in Keith Haring's oeuvre. This particular sculpture is one of only three editions; the Moscone Center in San Francisco owns one and the third belongs to private collectors in Greenwich.

This exhibition sheds light on the era, social conditions and family influences that shaped the international music careers of Henry St. Claire Fredericks and his sister, the late chanteuse Carole Fredericks.This exhibition will feature photographs, film footage, album covers, posters and other memorabilia of their careers and their family, which produced an impressive collection of musicians, artists, writers, teachers and entrepreneurs.

‘Who Was Anna Tuels?’ celebrates the history of quilting from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in America. It compliments the museum’s unique collection of early American arts and crafts period.

‘Video A’ will exhibit short contemporary video projects: ‘Miguel Soares: Jumping Nauman’ and ‘Letha Wilson: Nova Scotia Car Drive’ that approaches the idea of mapping the landscape from radically different perspectives.

This exhibition will fully explore the wide range of Peggy Preheim’s work. It includes her drawing, small-scale tightly rendered work that explores highly nuanced imagery related to memory, sexuality, aging and the complex inner relationship of childhood to adulthood.

This exhibit presents works by sculptor, Huma Bhabha whose works combine traditional materials such as clay with chicken wire, old car parts, debris and much more.

‘Symptomania’ presents recent abstract paintings by Karin Davie that explores the intersection of representation and abstraction through process, memory and gesture.

‘Trashbags’ by Lars Fisk includes a life-size sculpture which stands 63 inches tall. The pile of bags represents a paradox of everlasting disposability, addressing the issue of waste and the underlying question of its permanence.