In the past year alone, dozens of artists across twelve organizations have taken part in these programs, resulting in hundreds of new works. With nearly 400 pieces—ranging from contour drawings and felted landscapes to block-printed flags and imaginative animal sculptures—Made at the Museum aims to demonstrate the breadth of creativity that radiates in these spaces.  

Northern Lights features sixty-two landscape paintings by artists from Scandinavia and Canada created between 1880 and 1930, among them masterpieces by Edvard Munch and Hilma af Klint. 

Carolyn Lazard’s work focuses on how institutions such as hospitals and insurance companies or diagnostic tools such as medical imaging and psychological evaluation have determined the ways our bodies and minds are seen in society. 

One with Eternity: Yayoi Kusama honors the influential artist’s distinctive vision of self-obliteration by exploring its development across media. The exhibition will feature three immersive installations of Yayoi Kusama’s artwork, including two of her renowned Infinity Mirror Rooms.