Preview Party

Storywork: The Prints of Marie Watt from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

Friday, February 20 | 7 – 10 PM

A tall, uneven stack of colorful blankets is piled high against a plain gray background, with various patterns and textures visible.

Storywork: The Prints of Marie Watt

From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

On View: February 21, 2026 – June 21, 2026

A textured illustration of a resting coyote with three pups, overlaid by abstract blue and brown shapes resembling mountains and human legs, creating a layered, dreamlike effect.

salt 17: Adama Delphine Fawundu

Now on View

A person stands closely examining a large, colorful textile artwork hanging on a white gallery wall, with more textiles and objects displayed in cases nearby on a polished wooden floor.

ACME LAb: The Art of Play

Now on View

A large painting of two people outside playing a board game hangs on a purple wall underneath a large green title, "The Art of Play".

Onishi Yasuaki: Stone on Boundary

Now on View

A group of young people sits on the wooden floor of a large gallery underneath an installation of copper foils suspended from wire.

At the Heart of it All

A smiling woman with wavy gray hair and glasses sits in front of stacked wooden planks, wearing a black shirt, jeans, and layered necklaces.
Two people in an art gallery smiling.
A dense patch of tall, green grass-like plants with a blue informational sign in front, displayed outdoors on a sunny day with blue sky and trees in the background.

Upcoming Events

A close-up of colorful handwritten words and phrases like mother, father, war, love, hate, and understanding on a brown background, arranged in different sizes and styles.
Printing Circle with Marie Watt
A vintage-style basketball player holds a ball, ready to pass or shoot, against a red and purple background. Bold comic-style text reads KILO WAT with a lightning bolt symbol.
Day of Remembrance

The UMFA is about more than objects—it’s about helping you connect in meaningful ways to great art and ideas, to the fascinating history of human culture and creativity, at your own pace.

No matter how young you are, what you know, or where you’re from, works of art are one-of-a-kind human creations that tell unique stories, evoke memories, inspire conversations, and open possibilities.

Find yourself here and explore the critical conversations waiting in the galleries.

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