Mary Cassatt: Friends and Family traces the central theme of friendship in Mary Cassatt’s art, focusing in particular on the artist’s relationships with other artists and collectors including Edgar Degas, Louisine Havemeyer, and Electra Havemeyer Webb.

In today's image-conscious world, photography is one of the most powerful mediators of our sense of self. Exploring the ways in which female identity is constructed and mediated through the art of photography is the central theme of this exhibition.

Tammy Garcia is renowned for her elaborately sculpted pots etched with her signature all-over relief carvings.

American quiltmaker Rosie Lee Tompkins combined brilliantly colored pieces of fabric to create dynamic works that reference African American quilting traditions, African art, and her deep-rooted spirituality.

The generous gifts from the Podestas demonstrate how women artists shape the subjects, methods, and media that dominate art today.

This is the first installment in the biennial series, Women to Watch, that features emerging or underrepresented artists. Photography—Women to Watch 2008 is the features works by 11 contemporary women photographers.

This exhibition of approximately 30 photographs presents two 1968 suites: Mississippi and the Ozarks and The Indian Nations, both portraits of humanity, suffering, and struggle in the midst of joy and pain.

Portuguese artist Paula Rego tells spellbinding stories of love, betrayal, and revenge. Rooted in dark fantasies, literature, fairy tales, art history, and personal experience.