Yoga classes have resumed on Saturday mornings in the Besthoff Sculpture Garden. Register now. 

A newly commissioned garniture set by Roberto Lugo depicts Louis Armstrong, Lil Wayne, and a gold tank representing No Limit Soldiers hip-hop recording artists.

A Music in the Garden series kicks off on Friday, October 2, at 6 pm with Bruce “Sunpie” Barnes. SOLD OUT. Wait list only.

The annual Odyssey fundraiser will be held over five nights in November and December. Limited tickets are now on sale for themed evenings of music, food, and art immersion.

NOMA presents a Musicians from Home online concert series, including the duet of Cindy Lewis and Brian Seeger.

Keep up to date with our progress report as we become the institution we aspire to be.

Express yourself through writing, drawing, mixed media, dance, or spoken word as part of Take Note: Community Creative Sketchbook Project.

Edgar Degas’s portrait of his sister-in-law is among the paintings the French Impressionist created during a visit with his New Orleans relatives in 1872.

In FLUX, Yemeni-Bosnian artist Alia Ali considers how politics, economics, and histories collide in fabric patterns and techniques.

A 1941 teapot by the prominent African American Modernist sculptor Sargent Johnson seems to be of both nature and man, both ancient and modern.

Working with natural elements like earth, wind, water and fire, the contemporary artists in Ear to the Ground show how nature can spur artistic innovation.

Dawn DeDeaux’s work addresses apocalyptic themes. She discusses her forthcoming retrospective in 2021.

A recently acquired akwanshi stone monolith from the Cross River region of Nigeria forms the centerpiece of an exhibition about ancestral veneration.

The Samuel H. Kress Collection at NOMA contains thirty-two European works from the fourteenth through eighteenth centuries.