The Walters Art Museum features a robust offering of temporary exhibitions and installations of the permanent collection.
Excursions through the Collection brings together 35 masterpieces from across the Walters collections that express interest in three themes: portraiture, adornment, and the natural world.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s name is synonymous with modern design.
Arts of Asia is the Walters’ installation of one of the most exceptional collections of Asian art in North America.
A new installation of contemporary art at 1 West Mount Vernon Place, also known as Hackerman House, uses portraiture to engage with the history and functions of the house.
This installation showcases a trio of 15th-century Italian paintings by artist Dario di Giovanni and reveals discoveries made during nearly a decade of technical and art-historical research on the works.
The refreshed galleries on 1 West’s second floor highlight ceramics from around the world—from the oldest object in the Walters’ collection to the most recent.
1 West Mount Vernon Place, the Walters Art Museum’s 19th-century mansion also known as Hackerman House, is now open after a multi-year transformation.
