OPEN: WED – SUN | HOURS: 10 AM – 5 PM EST
Since its founding in 1929, the Currier has offered a world-class collection in a jewel-like space. That means you can get right to the good stuff and forge a personal connection with art.
On a visit to the Currier, you will:
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Enjoy iconic masterpieces alongside works by globally-important contemporary artists.
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Admire the long tradition of exceptional artistry here in New England, from fine furniture making to landscape painting.
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Engage with new points of view discovering emerging artists from around the world.
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Experience art as a conversation of inspiration and influence happening all around you.
Here are some visitor-favorite
experiences from the collection
Take a selfie with Picasso
Woman Seated in a Chair
Pablo Picasso
1941
Painted in Picasso’s small apartment in wartime Europe, Woman Seated in a Chair is a work of great emotion and color that invites you to look at art from a new perspective.
Visit France with Monet
The Bridge at Bougival
Claude Monet
1869
Admire the depiction of light and the pull of the French countryside in this pivotal work by Claude Monet.
Experience something bigger than yourself
Cous-cous
Joan Mitchell
1961-1962
To stand in front of this large work of abstract expressionism is to revel in color, texture, and awe.
Find your favorite Madonna(s)
The Renaissance Gallery
This gallery is full of moody light, big themes, and icons that endure across generations of artists.
Explore New England vistas
Andrew Wyeth
Marsden Hartley
and more...
Artists have long felt the pull of New England, finding new views from the region’s stunning mountains and wild coastlines. See some of your favorite places depicted by famous artists like Andrew Wyeth and Marsden Hartley.
Step into living history
Frank Lloyd Wright Houses Tour
The Currier is the only art museum to steward two Frank Lloyd Wright Houses accessible via guided tours. Inhabit homes that beautifully connect art and life.
Encounter a new perspective
Contemporary Gallery
Bringing together works with bold points-of-view, the Contemporary Gallery reminds us that art keeps moving forward. See works that further a lively and ongoing conversation about what art can be.
Continue a beloved story
Tomie dePaola
The Currier is peerless in its collection of works by storybook luminary Tomie dePaola, who was deeply connected to the museum. These works invite a sense of whimsy, wonder, and curiosity in visitors of all ages. Connect to the power of your imagination.
