Nicholas Galanin, Things Are Looking Native, Native’s Looking Whiter, 2012, Digital photograph, 30 x 40 inches. Anchorage Museum Collection, Museum Purchase, Rasmuson Foundation Art Acquisition Fund, 2012.21.3

Unsettled is a sweeping presentation of contemporary art by more than 75 artists living or working in the Greater West. This provocative exhibition looks to the future while also honoring the past and those who created cultures and places millennia before it was declared ‘unsettled.’

Museum Schnitzer

Well known for their distinctive collections of painting and sculpture by Northwest artists, Chinese funerary arts, Native American arts, and American silver, Arlene and her late husband, Harold, also assembled an astute and personal glass collection. This exhibition is the first public showing in California of selections from this collection.

Museum LinesInSand

Lines in the Sand explores the history of the desert through our relationship to the land, environment, and community.

Luis Gonzalez Palma, From the El Circo Portfolio, 1998, platinum print, edition 2/2, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Kennedy

Guatemalan artist Luis González Palma is known for his stunning photographs of the Indigenous peoples of his country. Crafted in traditional photographic processes, his portraits appear as though they were made decades ago, but his subjects are of the present.