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This exhibition was featured in the then-called North Corridor, and included works from the museum’s collection by Jean Dubuffet.

This exhibition, organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum, featured 150 objects, ranging from an 18th century weathervane to turn-of-the-century whirligigs and recent works by “outsider” artists.

This exhibition was held in Clifton Hall as a special holiday exhibition.

This exhibition was featured in the then-called North Corridor, and included works from the museum’s collection.

Jess: A Grand Collage 1951–1993 heralded the fall 1993 exhibition season with 83 works by this complex and fascinating artist.

This exhibition was featured in the then-called North Corridor, and included works from the museum’s collection by William Blake.

This exhibition was held in the Prints and Drawings Corridor, and included works by Kurt Seligmann from the museum’s collection alongside some of his contemporaries.

This exhibition, organized by the American Museum of the Moving Image, included 63 color and black-and-white celebrity portraits by 14 modern masters of the form.

Organized by the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, this exhibition featured nearly 190 black-and-white and color photographs of amateur, recreational and professional sports spanning almost 125 years of photography in the United States, Europe and the Soviet Union.

The ninth biennial invitational exhibition, In Western New York 1993, concentrated on a substantial body of works by 33 artists from the eight county areas of Western New York.

Although it was not intended to be a comprehensive survey of the genre, In Medusa’s Gaze introduced some of the important schools of Still Life painting of the past 400 years.

This exhibition was featured in the then-called North Corridor, and included works from the museum’s collection by Richard Diebenkorn.