Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Ten works, including sculptures, paintings, installation, and video art, provide a contemporary take on landscape

60 pieces trace the 19th-21st century revival movement

18th century Europe: paintings, sculpture, works on paper, furnishings, and clothes

11 works trace Rothko's exploration of the expressive potential of color

A series of installations creates a journey of introspection

Video projections, live drawings, objects, and music create an icy, otherworldly atmosphere

80+ images explore the American family—from the ones we are born into to the ones we choose

Museum holdings of Native American art explore the formation of a modern American identity

Explores Japan's participation in the global art styles the 1970s

Nearly 100 works explore Arts and Crafts philosophy, artistry, makers and patrons

Experience the thrills of this early-19th-century mode of entertainment

Video installation of forced migration stories enacted by celebrities showcases media's impact on adversity

Explores the fragmentary nature of contemporary identity through painting, ceramics, and videos

Kids collaborate to create a surreal, epic, feast and photomural

40 seldom-shown delicate pastels from the age of Impressionism

Objects come to life through storytelling, honoring a donor's generosity and vision

53-foot-long handscroll with soundscapes of life on the river

Pithy slogans, bold colors, and biting caricatures convey easily-understood messages

Some 125 photographs span a five-decade-long career

Connects Adams to his 19th-century predecessors and to those who followed

Some 100 works explore the Arts and Crafts movement in Boston in the early 20th century

Site-specific installation channels an ancient mode of communication

Dollhouse-sized dioramas of real crime scenes

Explore depictions of the stars and entertainments of 19th-century Montmartre