What's Happening - Student Engagement

Intro to Git and Github: A Hands-On Workshop

2026-06-10T14:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 10, 2026, 10 – 11:30 a.m.

In this hands-on introductory session, you will learn the basics of Git and GitHub and how they are used to manage and collaborate on code. Through guided examples, you will practice key operations such as committing changes, working with repositories, and sharing code, building a foundation for collaborative development. No prior experience is required.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-10T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 10, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Intro to SQL: A Hands-On Workshop (Session 2)

2026-06-11T14:00:00Z

Thursday, June 11, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

In this hands-on introductory session, you will learn how to work with data using SQL, write queries to retrieve and filter information, and gain intuition for how structured data is stored and accessed. You will practice core SQL operations through guided examples, building the foundation for working with real-world datasets. No prior experience is required.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-11T15:00:00Z

Thursday, June 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-06-11T16:00:00Z

Thursday, June 11, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-12T15:00:00Z

Friday, June 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-13T15:00:00Z

Saturday, June 13, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-14T15:00:00Z

Sunday, June 14, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Excel with Excel: Overview, Tips and Tricks, Part I

2026-06-16T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 12 – 1 p.m.

Excel is a spreadsheet program that allows you to store, organize, and analyze information. In this workshop, you will learn how to enter and format your data. We will cover useful features such as conditional formatting, sort and filter and basic functions and formulas.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-06-16T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Getting Started with Qualtrics (In-Person / Online)

2026-06-16T16:10:00Z

Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 12:10 – 1 p.m.

Qualtrics is a robust online survey tool used to conduct survey research, gather feedback or collect data to support your research/department needs. In this workshop we will learn who to design, edit, distribute, and manage a survey project using Qualtrics.

Location: Farber Library
Room: Vershbow classroom, Goldfarb Mezzanine and Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online to attend in-person or via Zoom.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Power, Inequality, and the Future of American Democracy: A Conversation with Robert Reich and Robert Kuttner

2026-06-16T17:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 16, 2026, 1 – 2 p.m.

Join Robert Reich and Robert Kuttner, longtime collaborators and leading champions of economic justice, for a timely dialogue on inequality and the state of American democracy. Drawing on their recent memoirs, “Coming Up Short and Notes for Next Time,” they will reflect on the personal experiences that shaped their work, the deepening challenges of economic inequality, and the current state of American politics.

At a moment of deep political polarization, rising corporate power, and widening wealth gaps, they will explore how economic inequality is reshaping the political landscape, from the growing influence of wealth in elections to a K-shaped economy leaving many behind, and what it will take to rebuild broad-based opportunity and a more inclusive, resilient democracy.

The program will be moderated by Lisa M. Lynch H’17, P’17, an expert in labor economics, productivity, and the future of work. Following the opening dialogue, Professor Lynch will continue the conversation with Professor Kuttner and invite questions from the audience.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Alumni Association
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: brandeisuniversity.my.site.com…

BeCurious Bites: Summer Edition

2026-06-17T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Celebrate community, culture, and conversation at BeCurious Bites: Summer Edition!

Join the Intercultural Center (ICC), the Gender and Sexuality Center, and the Center for Spiritual Life for an engaging afternoon of connection and learning. This special summer edition of BeCurious Bites highlights Juneteenth and Pride Month, inviting participants to explore their histories, significance, and lasting impact through interactive activities and meaningful conversation.

Inspired by the spirit of the BeCurious series, this event creates opportunities to engage with new perspectives, build community, and reflect on the stories and experiences that shape our world. Complimentary food truck fare will be available while supplies last.

Students, faculty, and staff are all welcome.

Location: Shapiro Campus Center
Event sponsor(s): Intercultural Center, Center for Spiritual Life, Gender and Sexuality Center
Registration/Access information: Registration is available via Campus Groups, but is not required to attend.
More info: cglink.me…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-17T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Yoga at the Rose

2026-06-17T22:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 6 – 7 p.m.

Recharge at the Rose with yoga at Chris Burden’s permanent installation, "Light of Reason" (2014), in front of the museum’s entrance. Led by Brandeis Fitness Coordinator Kat Page, this yoga workshop is free and open to people of all fitness levels. Bring a water bottle, yoga mat, and workout attire (a yoga mat can be provided with advanced notice). This program is free, and registration is capped at 40 participants. This program is weather-permitting and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: This program is free and registration is capped at 40 participants. Register online.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-18T15:00:00Z

Thursday, June 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Excel with Excel: Overview, Tips and Tricks, Part II

2026-06-18T16:00:00Z

Thursday, June 18, 2026, 12 – 1 p.m.

Do you want to use Excel more efficiently? We will show you some time-saving formulas (if, vlookup, text formulas...) and we will learn how to create pivot tables.

Best for: Undergraduate and graduate students, staff members, all disciplines. Some familiarity with Excel is assumed.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-06-18T16:00:00Z

Thursday, June 18, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-19T15:00:00Z

Friday, June 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Special Seminar: Construction of Artificial Intracellular Compartments Using De Novo Peptides

2026-06-19T20:10:00Z

Friday, June 19, 2026, 4:10 – 5:10 p.m.

Takayuki Miki (University of Tokyo)
Host: Bing Xu

Location: Gerstenzang
Room: 121
Event sponsor(s): Department of Chemistry

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-20T15:00:00Z

Saturday, June 20, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-21T15:00:00Z

Sunday, June 21, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Dissertation Writers' Retreat

2026-06-22T14:00:00Z

Monday, June 22, 2026, 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

This three-day hybrid event, designed for PhD students working on their dissertations, will feature a blend of in-person and online writers’ workspaces, planning sessions, mini-workshops, guest presentations, and an alum panel – all designed to set you on a productive path for your summer dissertation writing.

Location: Rabb Graduate Center
Room: 338
Event sponsor(s): The University Writing Center, English Language Programs, Graduate Academic Affairs
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Dissertation Writers' Retreat

2026-06-23T14:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

This three-day hybrid event, designed for PhD students working on their dissertations, will feature a blend of in-person and online writers’ workspaces, planning sessions, mini-workshops, guest presentations, and an alum panel – all designed to set you on a productive path for your summer dissertation writing.

Location: Rabb Graduate Center
Room: 338
Event sponsor(s): The University Writing Center, English Language Programs, Graduate Academic Affairs
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Data Wrangling with Stata

2026-06-23T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 12 – 1 p.m.

This workshop covers the basics of data management in Stata. We will learn how to generate and replace variables, transform variable types, merge, append, and join datasets, handle missing and duplicate values. This session is appropriate for those who have taken the "Intro to Stata" workshop.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-06-23T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Dissertation Writers' Retreat

2026-06-24T14:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

This three-day hybrid event, designed for PhD students working on their dissertations, will feature a blend of in-person and online writers’ workspaces, planning sessions, mini-workshops, guest presentations, and an alum panel – all designed to set you on a productive path for your summer dissertation writing.

Location: Rabb Graduate Center
Room: 338
Event sponsor(s): The University Writing Center, English Language Programs, Graduate Academic Affairs
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-24T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Bivariate Analysis with Stata

2026-06-24T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 12 – 1 p.m.

In this workshop you will learn some of the most commonly used statistical tests in Stata. We will cover bivariate analyses such as correlation, chi-square, t-test, and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). We will also learn some of the commands to visualize these relationships between variables.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-25T15:00:00Z

Thursday, June 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-06-25T16:00:00Z

Thursday, June 25, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Regression Analysis with Stata

2026-06-25T16:00:00Z

Thursday, June 25, 2026, 12 – 1 p.m.

This workshop shows the basics of linear regression, including how to run regression models with different types of independent variables and perform basic diagnostics.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-26T15:00:00Z

Friday, June 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-27T15:00:00Z

Saturday, June 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

First day of Genesis at Brandeis

2026-06-28T13:00:00Z

Sunday, June 28, 2026, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Genesis at Brandeis is a three-week pluralistic, academically focused Jewish learning and identity-building summer precollege program for exceptional high school students (ages 15-18). Students engage in college-level learning, informal Jewish experiences and joyful Shabbat celebrations while making lifelong friends and living on a college campus. Learn more.

Location: Various Locations
Event sponsor(s): Genesis at Brandeis
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-06-28T15:00:00Z

Sunday, June 28, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-06-30T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-01T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-02T15:00:00Z

Thursday, July 2, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-07-02T16:00:00Z

Thursday, July 2, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-03T15:00:00Z

Friday, July 3, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-04T15:00:00Z

Saturday, July 4, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-05T15:00:00Z

Sunday, July 5, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

First day of classes: Summer Session 2

2026-07-06T13:00:00Z

Monday, July 6, 2026, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

First day of instruction for Summer Session 2.

Location: Various Locations
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Summer School

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-07-07T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 7, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-08T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 8, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

"America at 250": Gil Harel and Naugatuck Valley Singers

2026-07-08T19:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 8, 2026, 3 – 5 p.m.

Celebrate America at 250 with Gil Harel and the Naugatuck Valley Singers in Slosberg Auditorium. RSVP for free!

Join us for a special performance by Gil Harel and the Naugatuck Valley Singers as part of our America at 250 summer concert series. This lively and engaging performance will feature a mix of patriotic favorites and cabaret-style entertainment.

Please note: The Slosberg parking lot is very small and tends to fill up quickly on concert days. Because of this, we strongly encourage guests to park in the Spingold Theater Center parking lot, located behind the theater.

Location: Slosberg Music Center
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Music Department
Registration/Access information: Register on Eventbrite.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-09T15:00:00Z

Thursday, July 9, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-07-09T16:00:00Z

Thursday, July 9, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-10T15:00:00Z

Friday, July 10, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-11T15:00:00Z

Saturday, July 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-12T15:00:00Z

Sunday, July 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Intro to R and the Tidyverse

2026-07-13T14:00:00Z

Monday, July 13, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

Tidyverse is an essential suite of packages for any researcher dealing with data. It removes the pain of data manipulation and helps you import, tidy, transform, and visualize your data. This is a "code-along" workshop.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Data Wrangling with R

2026-07-14T14:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 14, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

In this workshop we will learn how to transform and organize your data using the dplyr and tidyr packages. We will practice with "the verbs of data manipulation" to select, filter, mutate, arrange, and summarize your data.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-07-14T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 14, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Data Visualization with R

2026-07-15T14:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 15, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

ggplot2 is a visualization package to create elegant graphs using the "Grammar of Graphics." This workshop provides a hand-on experience to learn how to build graphs using this package.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-15T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 15, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Yoga at the Rose

2026-07-15T22:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 15, 2026, 6 – 7 p.m.

Recharge at the Rose with yoga at Chris Burden’s permanent installation, "Light of Reason" (2014), in front of the museum’s entrance. Led by Brandeis Fitness Coordinator Kat Page, this yoga workshop is free and open to people of all fitness levels. Bring a water bottle, yoga mat, and workout attire (a yoga mat can be provided with advanced notice). This program is free, and registration is capped at 40 participants. This program is weather-permitting and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: This program is free and registration is capped at 40 participants. Register online.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Data Analysis with R

2026-07-16T14:00:00Z

Thursday, July 16, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

In this workshop you will learn some of the basic statistical analyses using R. We will cover correlation, chi-square, t-test, ANOVA and the basics of regression.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-16T15:00:00Z

Thursday, July 16, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-07-16T16:00:00Z

Thursday, July 16, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-17T15:00:00Z

Friday, July 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-18T15:00:00Z

Saturday, July 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-19T15:00:00Z

Sunday, July 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Python Workshop Series

2026-07-21T14:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 21, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

This three part workshop series will cover:

Intro to Python: In this hands-on intro session, you will explore how Python works, practice writing your first lines of code, and build the foundation needed for the next sessions in our series on data wrangling, statistics, and visualization. Absolutely no background required!
Data Wrangling with Python: In this hands-on session, you will learn core data wrangling skills in Python, including cleaning, filtering, selecting and organizing data, using Python's powerful pandas library.
Statistics and Data Visualization in Python: In this session, you will learn essential statistical tools in Python and learn how to create clear, beautiful charts that help your data tell a story.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-07-21T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 21, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Python Workshop Series

2026-07-22T14:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 22, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

This three part workshop series will cover:

Intro to Python: In this hands-on intro session, you will explore how Python works, practice writing your first lines of code, and build the foundation needed for the next sessions in our series on data wrangling, statistics, and visualization. Absolutely no background required!
Data Wrangling with Python: In this hands-on session, you will learn core data wrangling skills in Python, including cleaning, filtering, selecting and organizing data, using Python's powerful pandas library.
Statistics and Data Visualization in Python: In this session, you will learn essential statistical tools in Python and learn how to create clear, beautiful charts that help your data tell a story.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-22T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 22, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Python Workshop Series

2026-07-23T14:00:00Z

Thursday, July 23, 2026, 10 – 11 a.m.

This three part workshop series will cover:

Intro to Python: In this hands-on intro session, you will explore how Python works, practice writing your first lines of code, and build the foundation needed for the next sessions in our series on data wrangling, statistics, and visualization. Absolutely no background required!
Data Wrangling with Python: In this hands-on session, you will learn core data wrangling skills in Python, including cleaning, filtering, selecting and organizing data, using Python's powerful pandas library.
Statistics and Data Visualization in Python: In this session, you will learn essential statistical tools in Python and learn how to create clear, beautiful charts that help your data tell a story.

Location: Online
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-23T15:00:00Z

Thursday, July 23, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-07-23T16:00:00Z

Thursday, July 23, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-24T15:00:00Z

Friday, July 24, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-25T15:00:00Z

Saturday, July 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-26T15:00:00Z

Sunday, July 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Applied Machine Learning: A Hands-On Workshop

2026-07-27T14:00:00Z

Monday, July 27, 2026, 10 – 11:30 a.m.

In this hands-on introductory session, you will explore how machine learning works, build your first predictive models, and develop intuition for working with real data. Basic programming familiarity is helpful.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Fine-Tuning Language Models: A Hands-On Workshop (Part 1)

2026-07-28T14:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 28, 2026, 10 – 11:30 a.m.

In this hands-on introductory session, you will explore how machine learning works, build your first predictive models, and develop intuition for working with real data. Basic programming familiarity is helpful.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-07-28T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, July 28, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Fine-Tuning Language Models: A Hands-On Workshop (Part 2)

2026-07-29T14:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 29, 2026, 10 – 11:30 a.m.

In this hands-on introductory session, you will explore how language models can be adapted for practical tasks, build a simple text classification model, and gain intuition for how these models learn from data. You will work through a complete fine-tuning workflow, from preparing text inputs to training and evaluating the model. Basic programming familiarity is helpful but not required.

Location: Online
Room: Zoom
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Library
Registration/Access information: Register online.
More info: calendar.library.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-29T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, July 29, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-30T15:00:00Z

Thursday, July 30, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-07-30T16:00:00Z

Thursday, July 30, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-07-31T15:00:00Z

Friday, July 31, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-01T15:00:00Z

Saturday, August 1, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-02T15:00:00Z

Sunday, August 2, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-08-04T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-05T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, August 5, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-06T15:00:00Z

Thursday, August 6, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-08-06T16:00:00Z

Thursday, August 6, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-07T15:00:00Z

Friday, August 7, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-08T15:00:00Z

Saturday, August 8, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-09T15:00:00Z

Sunday, August 9, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday

2026-08-11T16:00:00Z

Tuesday, August 11, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute session of bodyweight and dumbbell exercises to help strengthen and tone the body! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-12T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, August 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Yoga at the Rose

2026-08-12T22:00:00Z

Wednesday, August 12, 2026, 6 – 7 p.m.

Recharge at the Rose with yoga at Chris Burden’s permanent installation, "Light of Reason" (2014), in front of the museum’s entrance. Led by Brandeis Fitness Coordinator Kat Page, this yoga workshop is free and open to people of all fitness levels. Bring a water bottle, yoga mat, and workout attire (a yoga mat can be provided with advanced notice). This program is free, and registration is capped at 40 participants. This program is weather-permitting and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: This program is free and registration is capped at 40 participants. Register online.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-13T15:00:00Z

Thursday, August 13, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday

2026-08-13T16:00:00Z

Thursday, August 13, 2026, 12 – 12:45 p.m.

Join us for a 45-minute yoga session to reset, refresh and recharge! Classes are offered in Skyline so faculty and staff can easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.

Location: Skyline Commons
Event sponsor(s): Brandeis Athletics
Registration/Access information: Register online.

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-14T15:00:00Z

Friday, August 14, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-15T15:00:00Z

Saturday, August 15, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-16T15:00:00Z

Sunday, August 16, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-19T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-20T15:00:00Z

Thursday, August 20, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-21T15:00:00Z

Friday, August 21, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-22T15:00:00Z

Saturday, August 22, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-23T15:00:00Z

Sunday, August 23, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-26T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, August 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-27T15:00:00Z

Thursday, August 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-28T15:00:00Z

Friday, August 28, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-29T15:00:00Z

Saturday, August 29, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-08-30T15:00:00Z

Sunday, August 30, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-02T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-03T15:00:00Z

Thursday, September 3, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-04T15:00:00Z

Friday, September 4, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-05T15:00:00Z

Saturday, September 5, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-06T15:00:00Z

Sunday, September 6, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-09T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, September 9, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-10T15:00:00Z

Thursday, September 10, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-11T15:00:00Z

Friday, September 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-12T15:00:00Z

Saturday, September 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-13T15:00:00Z

Sunday, September 13, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-16T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, September 16, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-17T15:00:00Z

Thursday, September 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-18T15:00:00Z

Friday, September 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-19T15:00:00Z

Saturday, September 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-20T15:00:00Z

Sunday, September 20, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-23T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, September 23, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-24T15:00:00Z

Thursday, September 24, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-25T15:00:00Z

Friday, September 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-26T15:00:00Z

Saturday, September 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-27T15:00:00Z

Sunday, September 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-09-30T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-01T15:00:00Z

Thursday, October 1, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-02T15:00:00Z

Friday, October 2, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-03T15:00:00Z

Saturday, October 3, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-04T15:00:00Z

Sunday, October 4, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-07T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, October 7, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-08T15:00:00Z

Thursday, October 8, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-09T15:00:00Z

Friday, October 9, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-10T15:00:00Z

Saturday, October 10, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-11T15:00:00Z

Sunday, October 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-14T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, October 14, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-15T15:00:00Z

Thursday, October 15, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-16T15:00:00Z

Friday, October 16, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-17T15:00:00Z

Saturday, October 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-18T15:00:00Z

Sunday, October 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-21T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-22T15:00:00Z

Thursday, October 22, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-23T15:00:00Z

Friday, October 23, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-24T15:00:00Z

Saturday, October 24, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-25T15:00:00Z

Sunday, October 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-28T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-29T15:00:00Z

Thursday, October 29, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-30T15:00:00Z

Friday, October 30, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-10-31T15:00:00Z

Saturday, October 31, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-01T16:00:00Z

Sunday, November 1, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-04T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-05T16:00:00Z

Thursday, November 5, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-06T16:00:00Z

Friday, November 6, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-07T16:00:00Z

Saturday, November 7, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-08T16:00:00Z

Sunday, November 8, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-11T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-12T16:00:00Z

Thursday, November 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-13T16:00:00Z

Friday, November 13, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-14T16:00:00Z

Saturday, November 14, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-15T16:00:00Z

Sunday, November 15, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-18T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, November 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-19T16:00:00Z

Thursday, November 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-20T16:00:00Z

Friday, November 20, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-21T16:00:00Z

Saturday, November 21, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-22T16:00:00Z

Sunday, November 22, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-25T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, November 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-26T16:00:00Z

Thursday, November 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-27T16:00:00Z

Friday, November 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-28T16:00:00Z

Saturday, November 28, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-11-29T16:00:00Z

Sunday, November 29, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-02T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, December 2, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-03T16:00:00Z

Thursday, December 3, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-04T16:00:00Z

Friday, December 4, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-05T16:00:00Z

Saturday, December 5, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-06T16:00:00Z

Sunday, December 6, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-09T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, December 9, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-10T16:00:00Z

Thursday, December 10, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-11T16:00:00Z

Friday, December 11, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-12T16:00:00Z

Saturday, December 12, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-13T16:00:00Z

Sunday, December 13, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-16T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, December 16, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-17T16:00:00Z

Thursday, December 17, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-18T16:00:00Z

Friday, December 18, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-19T16:00:00Z

Saturday, December 19, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-20T16:00:00Z

Sunday, December 20, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-23T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, December 23, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-24T16:00:00Z

Thursday, December 24, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-25T16:00:00Z

Friday, December 25, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-26T16:00:00Z

Saturday, December 26, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-27T16:00:00Z

Sunday, December 27, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-30T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, December 30, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2026-12-31T16:00:00Z

Thursday, December 31, 2026, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-01T16:00:00Z

Friday, January 1, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-02T16:00:00Z

Saturday, January 2, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-03T16:00:00Z

Sunday, January 3, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry, and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases, and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined"

"Jenna Gribbon: Entwined" is the first major solo museum exhibition of paintings by Jenna Gribbon, bringing together more than forty works from 2001 to the present, including new paintings created specifically for the exhibition. Through intimate portrayals of family, friends, and loved ones, Gribbon explores the intersections of love, desire, and identity, revealing how relationships grounded in care, reciprocity, and empathy shape both her subjects and the act of painting itself. Through January 3, 2027

"Yinka Shonibare: Sanctuary"

Yinka Shonibare CBE's poignant installation, "Sanctuary City," explores the contested nature of refuge through illuminated miniature architectural models, tracing the historical and political complexities of sanctuary while confronting the moral imperatives of protection in an era of global displacement. Through January 3, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-06T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, January 6, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-07T16:00:00Z

Thursday, January 7, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-08T16:00:00Z

Friday, January 8, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-09T16:00:00Z

Saturday, January 9, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-10T16:00:00Z

Sunday, January 10, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-13T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, January 13, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-14T16:00:00Z

Thursday, January 14, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-15T16:00:00Z

Friday, January 15, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-16T16:00:00Z

Saturday, January 16, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-17T16:00:00Z

Sunday, January 17, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-20T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, January 20, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-21T16:00:00Z

Thursday, January 21, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-22T16:00:00Z

Friday, January 22, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-23T16:00:00Z

Saturday, January 23, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-24T16:00:00Z

Sunday, January 24, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-27T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, January 27, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-28T16:00:00Z

Thursday, January 28, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-29T16:00:00Z

Friday, January 29, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-30T16:00:00Z

Saturday, January 30, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-01-31T16:00:00Z

Sunday, January 31, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-03T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, February 3, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-04T16:00:00Z

Thursday, February 4, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-05T16:00:00Z

Friday, February 5, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-06T16:00:00Z

Saturday, February 6, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-07T16:00:00Z

Sunday, February 7, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-10T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, February 10, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-11T16:00:00Z

Thursday, February 11, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-12T16:00:00Z

Friday, February 12, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-13T16:00:00Z

Saturday, February 13, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-14T16:00:00Z

Sunday, February 14, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-17T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, February 17, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-18T16:00:00Z

Thursday, February 18, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-19T16:00:00Z

Friday, February 19, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-20T16:00:00Z

Saturday, February 20, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-21T16:00:00Z

Sunday, February 21, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-24T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, February 24, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-25T16:00:00Z

Thursday, February 25, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-26T16:00:00Z

Friday, February 26, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-27T16:00:00Z

Saturday, February 27, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-02-28T16:00:00Z

Sunday, February 28, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-03T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, March 3, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-04T16:00:00Z

Thursday, March 4, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-05T16:00:00Z

Friday, March 5, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-06T16:00:00Z

Saturday, March 6, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-07T16:00:00Z

Sunday, March 7, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-10T16:00:00Z

Wednesday, March 10, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-11T16:00:00Z

Thursday, March 11, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-12T16:00:00Z

Friday, March 12, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-13T16:00:00Z

Saturday, March 13, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-14T15:00:00Z

Sunday, March 14, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-17T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, March 17, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-18T15:00:00Z

Thursday, March 18, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-19T15:00:00Z

Friday, March 19, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-20T15:00:00Z

Saturday, March 20, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-21T15:00:00Z

Sunday, March 21, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-24T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, March 24, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-25T15:00:00Z

Thursday, March 25, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-26T15:00:00Z

Friday, March 26, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-27T15:00:00Z

Saturday, March 27, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-28T15:00:00Z

Sunday, March 28, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-03-31T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, March 31, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-01T15:00:00Z

Thursday, April 1, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-02T15:00:00Z

Friday, April 2, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-03T15:00:00Z

Saturday, April 3, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-04T15:00:00Z

Sunday, April 4, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-07T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, April 7, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-08T15:00:00Z

Thursday, April 8, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-09T15:00:00Z

Friday, April 9, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-10T15:00:00Z

Saturday, April 10, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-11T15:00:00Z

Sunday, April 11, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-14T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, April 14, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-15T15:00:00Z

Thursday, April 15, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-16T15:00:00Z

Friday, April 16, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-17T15:00:00Z

Saturday, April 17, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-18T15:00:00Z

Sunday, April 18, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-21T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, April 21, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-22T15:00:00Z

Thursday, April 22, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-23T15:00:00Z

Friday, April 23, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-24T15:00:00Z

Saturday, April 24, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-25T15:00:00Z

Sunday, April 25, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-28T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, April 28, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-29T15:00:00Z

Thursday, April 29, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-04-30T15:00:00Z

Friday, April 30, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-01T15:00:00Z

Saturday, May 1, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-02T15:00:00Z

Sunday, May 2, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-05T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, May 5, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-06T15:00:00Z

Thursday, May 6, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-07T15:00:00Z

Friday, May 7, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-08T15:00:00Z

Saturday, May 8, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-09T15:00:00Z

Sunday, May 9, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-12T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, May 12, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-13T15:00:00Z

Thursday, May 13, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-14T15:00:00Z

Friday, May 14, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-15T15:00:00Z

Saturday, May 15, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-16T15:00:00Z

Sunday, May 16, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-19T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, May 19, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-20T15:00:00Z

Thursday, May 20, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-21T15:00:00Z

Friday, May 21, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-22T15:00:00Z

Saturday, May 22, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-23T15:00:00Z

Sunday, May 23, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-26T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, May 26, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-27T15:00:00Z

Thursday, May 27, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-28T15:00:00Z

Friday, May 28, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-29T15:00:00Z

Saturday, May 29, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-05-30T15:00:00Z

Sunday, May 30, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-06-02T15:00:00Z

Wednesday, June 2, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-06-03T15:00:00Z

Thursday, June 3, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-06-04T15:00:00Z

Friday, June 4, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-06-05T15:00:00Z

Saturday, June 5, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…

Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum

2027-06-06T15:00:00Z

Sunday, June 6, 2027, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

"ChromaForm"

"ChromaForm" explores a pivotal moment in mid-twentieth-century abstraction, when artists turned away from the gestural intensity of Abstract Expressionism toward a visual language grounded in perception, geometry and color, using crisp lines, shaped canvases and dynamic chromatic relationships to reveal how meaning can emerge through visual experience itself. Through June 6, 2027

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor"

"En/Lighten: Material and Metaphor" explores the enduring power of light as both a physical phenomenon and as a profound symbolic force. Across cultures and throughout history, from ancient monuments aligned with celestial cycles to sacred spaces, light has been associated with creation, spirituality and knowledge. Bringing together works from the Rose Art Museum’s permanent collection alongside significant loans from other institutions, the exhibition examines how contemporary artists have transformed artificial light into an expressive artistic medium charged with emotional, political, and metaphysical meaning. Through June 6, 2027

Location: Rose Art Museum
Event sponsor(s): Rose Art Museum
Registration/Access information: Admission is free. Timed tickets are required, and advance reservation is strongly recommended. Reserve your ticket.
More info: www.brandeis.edu…