The Walters Art Museum features a robust offering of temporary exhibitions and installations of the permanent collection.
Transformation features approximately 20 works from indigenous American cultures, dating from 1200 BCE to 1500 CE, that illustrate the metamorphosis of body and spirit.
Japanese Woodblock Prints showcases more than 40 lively prints dating from the 17th through 19th centuries from the Walters’ collection.
This one-object installation focuses on the Walters’ renowned 6th-century lacquer Buddha.
Nearly 250 Chinese snuff bottles from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911) are on view at the Walters this fall.
1 West Mount Vernon Place, the Walters Art Museum’s 19th-century mansion, offers visitors exciting new ways to experience the Walters’ renowned collection in one of Baltimore’s most distinctive buildings.
Roberto Lugo’s art combines traditional techniques and forms inspired by specific works in the Walters’ collection with contemporary palettes and subject matter that reflect his experiences as an artist of color.
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.
Find time for reflection in Arts of Asia, the Walters’ installation of one of the most exceptional collections of Asian art in North America.
