Exhibitions and Galleries
- Art Since 1948 | Roseann Gelvin Noel Gallery
- Encounters: The Arts of Global Africa
- Centering Clay (Aug 27–Dec 23)
- Centering Clay (Aug 27–Dec 23)
- Memorias de la Mujer Lotina (through Sep 5)
- American and European Art | Bow Gallery
- European Art Before 1940 | Merle J. & Emily N. Trees Gallery
- Rest Lab 10: Path (Aug 27–Oct 3)
- Events & Meetings
- Auditorium (KAM 62)
- Well-Designed Beauty: Trade, Technology, and Decorative Arts | Harlan E. & Theresa E. Moore Gallery
- Ancient Mediterranean
- Stitching Ecologies (through Oct 24) | Peter & Joan Hood Classroom | K–12 and Community Engagement
- Fragmented Histories: Andean Art Before 1600
- Art Lab | Collection Stury and Academic Engagement
The museum presents exhibitions, educational programs, and special events for community members of all ages each year. Our innovative programming and vital artistic collaborations regularly engage diverse audiences and build public engagement, resulting in a web of interaction among artists, curators, students, and visitors in the museum space.
Krannert Art Museum is nationally recognized for its extensive collections of ancient Andean, European, and American art, including 20th century paintings, photographs, and works on paper. The museum's award-winning gallery Encounters: The Arts of Africa celebrates the global reach and contemporary relevance of the arts of Africa and its diasporas. These holdings, combined with collections of Asian, ancient Mediterranean, and medieval art, make the museum a premier cultural destination in Illinois.
Main Level
The main level of the museum houses the majority of temporary exhibition spaces as well as galleries of European and American art.
Lower Level
The lower level of the museum houses galleries of Decorative Arts, Ancient Mediterranean art, and Andean art, as well as the Krannert Art Museum Auditorium.
