OPEN TODAY: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
TicketsJune 22, 2019–Sept. 23, 2019
Visual artist Tang Qingnian 唐慶年 created these paintings as a tribute to the nature lost in the recent devastating wildfires. Five prints of the paintings hang from a bamboo framework above the Chinese Garden.
June 15, 2019–Sept. 23, 2019
Sixteen fantastical watercolors from early in Charles Doyle's career show his unique illustrative treatment of popular, Victorian-era fairies and other fantasy themes.
Feb. 9, 2019–July 8, 2019
Curated by prize-winning critic Hilton Als, "Celia Paul" showcases seven paintings in the historic Huntington Art Gallery.
March 2, 2019–June 10, 2019
Fifteen drawings depicting the scenery of India and its diverse landscape by British artists George Chinnery, Thomas and William Daniell, and draftsmen Col. George Francis White are featured in this focused exhibition. |
Nov. 17, 2018–Feb. 25, 2019
"Venice: Real and Imagined" explores how a truly unique city has enthralled artists, while its otherworldly character has driven many to re-create its seemingly impossible beauty.
Nov. 10, 2018–Feb. 25, 2019
This exhibition showcases new works by LA artists Carolina Caycedo and Mario Ybarra Jr., focusing on bodies of color and forms of ritual.
Oct. 6, 2018–Jan. 21, 2019
Documenting one of the most creative and influential periods in Southern California architecture, "Architects of a Golden Age" spotlights about 20 original drawings and plans selected from The Huntington's important Southern California architecture collection.
July 14, 2018–Nov. 12, 2018
A selection of 18 drawings, wallpapers, and colorful textiles from The Huntington's Morris & Co. holdings.
June 16, 2018–Oct. 1, 2018
Approximately 25 works on paper by British sculptor Henry Moore (1898-1986) representing the interrelationship of shape and mass, exploring the themes of creation, the body, life, and death. |
May 19, 2018–Aug. 27, 2018
This traveling exhibition of original botanical artworks spotlights one of the planet's most important and beautiful resources-its trees-as cultivated by botanical gardens and arboreta, highlighting the role public gardens play in engaging visitors with trees and their ecological and utilitarian roles.
