We’ve got something bold, bright, and boundary-pushing on our walls! "Brand X Editions: Innovation in Screenprinting" brings 45 years of screenprinting mastery to our galleries.

In 2026, as America turns 250, we’re celebrating with a story only art can tell. “A Nation of Artists” is a sweeping, once-in-a-generation exhibition presented with Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Opening April 2026, only in Philadelphia.

Lately, the weather feels like stepping into Van Gogh’s "Rain." Diagonal streaks slice the sky in his homage to Japanese prints. His window overlooked a wheat field. Ours might show traffic or trees, but the feeling remains the same: stormy, beautiful, and quietly intense.

Happy Pride, Philly 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Happy Earth Day! "Delaware Water Gap," 1827, Thomas Doughty

The textiles alone are worth a trip to Boom: Art and Design in the 1940s at @philamuseum.bsky.social

A rare visit from a Philly legend. This Eakins painting is on loan from Crystal Bridges through May 19. Catch it next to "The Gross Clinic" while you still can. 🖼️ "Portrait of Professor Benjamin H. Rand," 1874, Thomas Eakins. Courtesy Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

Some people meditate. Some people run. Some people stare at a Pollock for 20 minutes and feel their soul shift. We support all three.

For the last time... No, that's not a "tattoo of a butt" on my arm... It's this sculpture! #brancusi #thekiss @philamuseum.bsky.social

"I just don't think, at this age, I'm meant to live an uncomfortable life." "Blue and Crimson," 1918, Laura Coombs Hills. © Laura Coombs Hills. Visit this work in Gallery 209, American Art.

Got plans Sunday? Come play with textiles at our Family Festival! We’re celebrating fiber arts with hands-on fun for all ages with printing, weaving, and even animated shorts by Philly teens. 🗓️ April 6, 10AM–3PM 🎟️ Pay what you wish to get in!

Happy opening day @phillies.com ⚾️ Wear your Phillies gear this weekend and get $5 off admission! March 27 - March 31

Visited @philamuseum.bsky.social #art #museum #philadelphia

Who else wishes they could stay in and read all day today? "Portrait of John Palmer," 1775, Thomas Gainsborough

It's the first day of Spring! Cue the florals 💐

Happy birthday to the wonderfully whimsical Wanda Gág, born on this day in 1893. Come see "Wanda Gág: Art for Life's Sake" in Galleries 221 - 223. 🖼️ "Ceiling of the Paramount Theater in New York City," 1928, Wanda Gág

Happy birthday to Piet Mondrian, who was born on this day in 1872. Working with only the most basic elements—straight lines and primary colors—Mondrian strove to create pure objective art that he believed would change the world.

Wishing we were here "Landscape with Women in Foreground," 1883, John Singer Sargent

Art has the power to turn a good day into a masterpiece.

Born February 19, 1876, Constantin Brancusi reshaped sculpture with his bold simplicity. A pioneer of Modernism, his work continues to redefine form and feeling. Happy Birthday Brancusi! "Brancusi in Studio," 1922, Constantin Brancusi, Portrait of Constantin Brancusi

If Monet were here, he’d probably be posting this too. ☁️🎨 We’re excited to be here—stick around and tell us what you’d love to see! 🖼️ "Path on the Island of Saint Martin, Vétheuil," 1881, Claude Monet 🔎 See it in Gallery 252, European Art 1850-1900, second floor