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Current Exhibitions
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Gilded Paradise
Recasting Lorenzo Ghiberti's Baptistery Doors
Open through October 24, 2026
Open through October 24, 2026
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Crossing the Divide
American Art from the Permanent Collection
Open through 2029
Open through 2029
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Earthbound and Heavenward
The Sacred Art of Discipleship
Open now through September 30, 2028
Open now through September 30, 2028
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'The MOAcademy Awards': A Gallery Talk with the MOA Staff
12:10 PM - 12:40 PM
Wednesday, March 18
Which artworks would our staff give awards to? Find out at this one-of-a-kind Gallery Talk!
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Stations of the Cross Tours
Friday, March 27 - Friday, April 03
On Good Friday, we invite you to accompany Professor Elliott Wise for an artistic pilgrimage of the Via Dolorosa.
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Prelude to Holy Week: 'The Way of the Cross'
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Friday, March 27
Commemorate the Easter season with us as we unveil a new exhibition: 'The Way of the Cross.'
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MOA Blog
News & Updates on the Museum & its Collection
Artwork of the Week: 'Volcanic Cones' (Boulder Nevada) By Maynard Dixon
During his time in Nevada in the 1930s, Maynard Dixon turned his attention to the geological formations of the American Southwest. Overlooking the desert, a steep, rocky cone dominates the scene. Shadows span the foreground, creating stark contrasts throughout that draw attention to the white channels and harder red stones tumbling down from the peak. Across a flat expanse and along the distant horizon, a range of mountains stretches against a blue sky, white clouds resting just behind them. This painting captures a specific time of day in 1934 yet reveals millions of years of geological history and change.
Artwork of the Week: 'Blanket Stories' By Marie Watt
According to Marie Watt (Seneca Nation), “I’m interested in how blankets are objects that we take for granted, but that can have extraordinary histories.” By stacking something as familiar as blankets into a towering column, Watt’s work contains many rich layers of meaning:
Artwork of the Week: 'Letter Press' By Ella Peacock
Painter, printmaker, woodcarver: Ella Peacock’s career spanned many different artistic media, as seen here in this depiction of a linoleum block, ink brayer, letterpress, and jar of paintbrushes. Peacock’s creative work also extended to her picture frames. She purchased secondhand carving tools to shape basswood and sugar pine—light, pale woods that work well with hand carving.