ExhibitsUSA

06/17/2026

Alice Hargrave creates ethereal “portraits” using the wave patterns of bird calls. She photographs, layers, and tones the sound waves using the surprising colors of eyes, talons, plumage, and/or skin of each particular species.

"Murmurations: For the Love of Birds" includes the work of artists who explore the topic of conservation. Bookings are now available. https://eusa.org/exhibition/murmurations/

📸 Alice Hargrave

"Nightingale," 2023; solvent print
on semi-transparent fabric.

Installation views of Avian Vocalizations from "A Forest Shouting" at Alma Art,
Chicago, Illinois, 2024

06/15/2026

In the past decade, acclaimed artist Judy Gelles interviewed and photographed more than 300 fourth-grade students from over 10 countries. The stories they told her gave glimpses into the way their young minds view societal issues and family stress.

Booking "The Fourth Grade Project" brings a fully developed exhibition to you. The full kit includes a press kit, registrar’s packet, programming guide, text panels, installation instructions, and the art in custom-designed crates. Fully insured. https://eusa.org/exhibition/fourth-grade-project/

📸 courtesy of the University of Georgia

06/10/2026

Now Edwin lives with his daughter Claudia, who said, “My father taught us that family is the most important thing. Being supportive of each other . . . follow through on the promises you make.”

An Alzheimer's diagnosis conjures up difficult feelings. "Portrait of Dementia" doesn't shy away from that. It returns the to subject of each photo and tells their story.

Learn more about this powerfully human exhibition at https://eusa.org/exhibition/portraits-of-dementia/

📸 Joe Wallace, Edwin Bartlett, 2019

06/08/2026

He was “one of the most accomplished recorders of the American experience.” — NYT

"Harold Feinstein: To Photograph This Life" documents extraordinary moments hidden within the everyday American experience.

Organized by the Briscoe Center for American History—home of the—reflects Feinstein's expansive and open perspective on the world. https://eusa.org/exhibition/harold-feinstein-to-photograph-this-life/

📹 clip from Last Stop Coney Island

06/04/2026

Our exhibitions shed light on the REAL experiences of people.

In "Vital Signs: From Patient to Power" nine contemporary disabled artists reimagine disability through creativity, resilience, and care. Their art questions ableist assumptions and exposes the gaps in the healthcare system.

The Exhibits USA team has developed this exhibition of 44 artworks with Amanda Cachia, built custom crates, and written installation instructions and flexible programming ideas for your team!

Learn more at https://eusa.org/exhibition/vital-signs-from-patient-to-power/

🖼️ Dylan Mortimer, "Surgery Diptych," 2023

06/02/2026

🎸 Though the story of Johnny Cash's visit to Folsom State Prison is legendary, this is the first time that photographs by journalists Dan Poush and Gene Beley have been exhibited as a single collection.

Cash was the star of the show, but his visit to the prison was also the story of supporting players like Reverend Floyd Gressett, June Carter, and inmates like Glen Sherley (pictured on the right).

See "1968: A Folsom Redemption" on display Friday, June 5 in Mid-America Arts Alliance's Culture Lab. https://www.maaa.org/event/first-friday-at-m-aaa-culture-lab-1968-a-folsom-redemption-2/

📸 Dan Poush, "With Glen Sherley," January 13, 1968; Courtesy of the John R. Cash Revocable Trust.

05/28/2026

Traveling exhibition "Critical Geography" reexamines historical narratives that have shaped our understanding of geography.

In it are approximately 8 AV works, 3 mural-sized prints, 4 daguerreotypes on silver platters, 2 dye sublimation prints on polyester, 52 inkjet prints on dibond, and 9 prints on paper. All of them carefully shipped to your venue in custom crates that we create in-house!

It starts touring in 2029, and can be booked now. https://eusa.org/exhibition/critical-geography/

📸 Installation view from the originating presentation of "Critical Geography" at FotoFest Biennial 2024

05/26/2026

We had an incredible time meeting folks at American Alliance of Museums Conference in Philly last week.

05/25/2026

Things are heating up; in more ways than one.

A landscape once thought of as unknowable, is now seen as highly desirable for resource extraction, shipping routes, and more by many countries.

"Arctic Passage" draws from a multi-year project by Canadian American photojournalist, Louie Palu, and provides a look at the evolving landscape of the Arctic driven by imagined threats and competing economic interest.

Now available for booking. https://eusa.org/exhibition/arctic-passage/

📸 Louie Palu, "Canadian soldiers on the Arctic Operations Advisors course build igloos as an improvised survival shelter at the Crystal City training facility near Resolute Bay, Nunavut in temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius"

05/21/2026

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Position Title: Director of ExhibitionsReports to: Senior Vice PresidentStatus: Exempt, Full TimeSupervises: Administrative and Curatorial Assistant, Curator of Education, Exhibition Tours Manager, Fabrication and Preparation Manager, and RegistrarLocation: Hybrid worker located in the Kansas C...