ExhibitsUSA

05/28/2026

Traveling exhibition "Critical Geography" reexamines historical narratives that have shaped our understanding of geography.

In it are approximately 8 AV works, 3 mural-sized prints, 4 daguerreotypes on silver platters, 2 dye sublimation prints on polyester, 52 inkjet prints on dibond, and 9 prints on paper. All of them carefully shipped to your venue in custom crates that we create in-house!

It starts touring in 2029, and can be booked now. https://eusa.org/exhibition/critical-geography/

📸 Installation view from the originating presentation of "Critical Geography" at FotoFest Biennial 2024

05/26/2026

We had an incredible time meeting folks at American Alliance of Museums Conference in Philly last week.

05/25/2026

Things are heating up; in more ways than one.

A landscape once thought of as unknowable, is now seen as highly desirable for resource extraction, shipping routes, and more by many countries.

"Arctic Passage" draws from a multi-year project by Canadian American photojournalist, Louie Palu, and provides a look at the evolving landscape of the Arctic driven by imagined threats and competing economic interest.

Now available for booking. https://eusa.org/exhibition/arctic-passage/

📸 Louie Palu, "Canadian soldiers on the Arctic Operations Advisors course build igloos as an improvised survival shelter at the Crystal City training facility near Resolute Bay, Nunavut in temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius"

05/21/2026

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05/21/2026

If you blink, you’ll miss him. But young Hemingway is there, in his hometown of Oak Park, Illinois, playing football in front of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Arthur B. Heurtley House.

Check out the tiny vignettes in this poster by renowned illustrator Chris Ware.

This work is one of many included in "Hemingway In Comics," an exhibition encapsulating Hemingway's larger than life persona and the ways it translated into popular culture.

Visit https://eusa.org/exhibition/hemingway-in-comics/ for available booking periods.

🖼️ Chris Ware, "Heurtley House poster," 2015

05/19/2026

Once a powerful symbol of women’s rights, the yellow rose re-emerges in an exhibition featuring the work of more than 100 contemporary artists responding to the centennial of the 19th Amendment.

"A Yellow Rose Project," co-organized by Meg Griffiths and Frances Jakubek, begins its tour in 2028, and is available for booking now. https://eusa.org/exhibition/a-yellow-rose-project/

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Susan kae Grant, "Mary Barr Clay"

Meg Griffiths, "Subtle fusion of time"

Installation view at the Griffin Museum of Photography

05/15/2026

"Being see in not just important, it's essential."

"People Who Make the World Go ‘Round: The Legacy of Sepia Magazine" is on display at the African American Museum of Dallas through August 11.

A new exhibition highlights some of the most influential Black icons from the 1940s and beyond. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker gives a look inside the African American Museum Dallas’ newest exhibit.

05/09/2026

Last month feels like forever ago, but considering our Earth's lifespan, a longer perspective can really change our perception.

"Long-Term Mindset" brings together works by artists contemplating the incomprehensible timescales needed to lift mountains, erode canyons, and build planets.

This exhibition tours from 2027 through 2032; an incredibly short period in the scheme of things. Book now at https://eusa.org/exhibition/long-term-mindset/

📸 Mark Chen
"Galaxy Cluster on a Canyon Wall of Marble," 2023
Courtesy of the artist.

05/06/2026

If you're in need of curatorial support, we can help.

When you host one of our exhibitions, you receive a range of assets to help you engage your audience, all developed by our team of museum specialists in collaboration with the project’s curatorial partners.

This includes a marketing toolkit, programming guide with educational resources, custom interpretive panels, object labels, and on-call support!

"Fourth Grade Project", a collection of photos by acclaimed artist Judy Gelles, is touring through 2030. https://eusa.org/exhibition/fourth-grade-project/

📸 Judy Gelles
"Pass Fourth Grade," Nicaragua, Public School, 2016; Courtesy of Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia.

04/29/2026