Current Exhibitions

This solo exhibition presents a selection of work in diverse media and offers a deeper looking into the artist’s explorations around identity, history, and collective memory.

This exhibition examines the profound impact of mechanization, industrial innovation, and technology on artistic production from the early 20th century to the present day.

Encoded Surface by Thomas Schmidt explores the intersection of the digital and the traditional.

Megan Bickel explores the iconography of safety in the outdoors as a visual metaphor for systemic control.

Collections from artists Francis Livingston and Donald Martiny.

A solo exhibition of work by artist Beverly Fishman.

You have to see it to stand in awe of the talent & beauty that each artist has captured.

Artist Maja Godlewska has spent decades traveling the world, capturing the evolving relationship between humanity and the environment.

Explore bold, inspiring works from regional artists shaping the Carolinas’ vibrant arts scene.

With Praise House, Adama Delphine Fawundu weaves a constellation of connections between herself and her global kin, mapping both physical and metaphysical movements across Africa and its diaspora.

A structured survey from artist Thomas McNickle.

Through meticulously rendered artwork, Mario Moore probes the architecture that dictates who is granted stability and who must improvise it.

The images gathered in 'Jazz Greats: Classic Photographs from the Bank of America Collection' offer an overview of music and movement captured with professional accuracy and acumen.

Presenting works by American artist Chakaia Booker (born 1953), who for more than four decades has transformed discarded industrial materials into striking abstractions.

This exhibition presents The Trial (Der Prozess) (1963–64), a portfolio of forty-five linocut prints by Swiss artist Hansjürg Brunner (1933–1998), created as illustrations for Franz Kafka’s novel of the same name.

Consisting of nearly 200 objects created over 300 years, this exhibition delves into one of Puerto Rico’s most sacred folk-art traditions.

Interventions places contemporary works amongst permanent collection installations at the Mint to spark dialogue between past and present.