New Ways of Seeing: American Modernism from a Private Collection

New Ways of Seeing: American Modernism from a Private Collection explores a pivotal shift in American art from 1915 to 1960, when artists moved beyond European influence to define a distinctly American modern style.
Drawn from a distinguished private collection, the exhibition traces the evolution from early experimentation to mid-century abstraction, reflecting the changing pace and character of modern life in the United States.
Featuring painting, drawing, and printmaking, the works highlight artists who pushed past traditional realism to embrace bold forms, expressive color, and new approaches to composition. Together, they reveal a period of growing confidence and innovation that helped position the United States on the global art stage.