Featuring 22 of her richly textured and color saturated paintings and sculptures, this is the first comprehensive museum exhibition to consider the early work of Moira Dryer.

Riffs and Relations: African American Artists and the European Modernist Tradition expands the narrative of modern art in America by exploring the rich and complex history of 20th- and 21st-century African American artists and their responses to European modernism.

This installation commemorates the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment—and also the women who have fought for equal rights and representation to this day—by featuring works of women artists from the Phillips’s permanent collection, including seven artists who were recipients of the Anonymous Was a Woman Award.

As part of our celebration of women artists in honor of the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, The Phillips Collection presents a special installation on the outside of the museum by Jenny Holzer.

Presenting works by Edward Hopper exclusively on loan from the Whitney Museum of American Art. 

Over 1,200 individual portraits taken in 22 states across 20,000 miles of both rural and urban America constitutes this poignant project about democracy, political diversity, and personal identity.

The Phillips's first digital Intersections project, Picture: Present by Luca Buvoli is part of the artist’s ongoing series Astrodoubt and The Quarantine Chronicles that features tragicomic visual narratives commenting on the current covid-19 health and social crisis.