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Hamish Fulton: Selected Walks was the first retrospective of Hamish Fulton’s work from the last two decades.

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

This exhibition brought together works by 10 Soviet and 10 American painters under the age of 40, whose styles range from abstraction to realism.

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

Abstraction, Geometry, Painting: Selected Geometric Abstract Paintings in America Since 1945 featured fifty-five paintings that address the place of geometric abstraction in postwar American painting from the 1940s through the 1980s.

This exhibition was featured in the then-called North Corridor, and acknowledged the farsighted acquisitions of the Room of Contemporary Art group, including Charles Demuth’s Lancaster, 1921.

This exhibition was the first large-scale retrospective of the work of Texas-based artist Vernon Fisher, organized by the La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art, California.

This exhibition was held in the then-called Prints and Drawings Corridor, and featured works from the museum’s collection.

This exhibition was held in the then-called North Corridor, and featured rarely seen lithographs from the 1960s by American and European artists.

In Western New York 1989, was organized by Chief Curator Michael Auping and Curator Cheryl Brutvan after they reviewed the work of more than 200 artists in all media, from painting to videotape.

This exhibition was held in the then-called North Corridor, and included a group of works on paper by artists from the “American Scene” of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

This exhibition was held in the then-called Prints and Drawings Corridor, and featured works from the museum’s collection.