“When I was growing up in Rockland from grammar school to high school, there was no museum. One of the great joys of my life is that we have a first-rate one now—a beautiful building that encloses creative works that can stand with the great ones. That is something that I had not expected in my wildest dreams to find in a town in Maine—that jewel that shines.” –Louise Nevelson

Portland-based artists Rachel Gloria Adams and Ryan Adams created the site-specific mural, You Showed Me Love, on the Farnsworth Art Museum’s campus…

Marsden Hartley and the Sea brings together a selection of paintings inspired by the painter’s memory of Nova Scotia as well as other works made on Vinalhaven from the late 1930s…

Momentum, a new exhibition series at the Farnsworth, is dedicated to the next generation of artists with long-standing connections to Maine. 

Throughout a prolific career marked by recognition as one of the leading watercolorists of the twentieth century, Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009) is predominantly acclaimed for his mastery in the ancient medium of egg tempera…

Abstract Flash is an exhibition in two parts. The Brandywine Museum of Art hosted its first installment, centering on Wyeth’s Pennsylvania abstractions…

For the first time, the Farnsworth will exhibit its newly conserved Drexler paintings alongside loans from other institutions and private collections…

This exhibition traces the rise of the family business, as well as their own basket making practices, and showcases extraordinary examples of styles and traditions of Penobscot basketry from the 1930s to today…

This exhibition traces a persistent vein of intriguing, often disconcerting imagery over the career of renowned artist Jamie Wyeth (born 1946)…