Traveling Exhibitions That Connect Communities to Art

Nine contemporary disabled artists reimagine disability through creativity, resilience, and care. Their work challenges medical and cultural assumptions, sparking new conversations about access, representation, and belonging while inviting audiences to see disability beyond medicine and into spaces of power and possibility.

Black Mystery Month poses the question, “What do we really know about American history?” and challenges assumptions of a post-racial society by foregrounding complex narratives of Black intellectual and social presence.

Once a symbol of women’s rights, the yellow rose returns in a powerful exhibition that commemorates the centennial of women’s suffrage in the US. Bringing together more than 100 contemporary photographers, these artists reflect on the evolution of women’s rights in America since the 1920s.

Deanna Dikeman’s photographs capture the small, quiet moments that build and bind a Midwestern family. Over three decades, the artist documented everyday routines and shared moments revealing connections across generations.