Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Museum Exhibitions Showcase Fra Angelico, Manga, and Korean Art
Museums are putting on exciting new shows!
In Italy, you can see the work of Fra Angelico, a Renaissance painter.
In San Francisco, there's an exhibit dedicated to manga, the Japanese style of comic books.
Other exhibitions will showcase mid-century artists Louise Nevelson and Esphyr Slobodkina, African American art, Impressionist paintings by Camille Pissarro, watercolors by Winslow Homer, Korean treasures, and paintings by Turner and Constable.
These exhibitions will be open in various cities, starting in the fall of 2025 and running into early 2026, giving everyone a chance to enjoy these artworks.
A variety of museum exhibitions are opening worldwide, showcasing diverse art forms.
Florence will host a major exhibition dedicated to Fra Angelico's work.
The de Young Museum in San Francisco will present an exhibition on Manga.
Mid-century artists Louise Nevelson and Esphyr Slobodkina will be showcased together in Little Rock.
The Detroit Institute of Arts will debut reimagined African American art galleries.
Additional exhibitions will feature Pissarro's Impressionism, Homer watercolors, Korean Treasures, and the works of Turner and Constable.
- Who
- Museums and galleries worldwide
- What
- Several new art exhibitions
- When
- Beginning in Fall 2025 and extending into 2026
- Where
- Florence, San Francisco, Little Rock, Detroit, Denver, Boston, Washington D.C., London
- Why
- To showcase diverse art forms and artists
- Key Exhibitions
- Fra Angelico, Art of Manga, Architects of Being, Reimagine African American Art, Pissarro's Impressionism, Homer in Watercolor, Korean Treasures, Turner and Constable
- Exhibition Locations
- Florence, San Francisco, Little Rock, Detroit, Denver, Boston, Washington D.C., London
- Fra Angelico Exhibition Dates
- Sept. 26, 2025-Jan. 25, 2026
- Art of Manga Exhibition Dates
- Sept. 27, 2025-Jan. 25, 2026
- Homer in Watercolor Exhibition
- Nov. 2, 2025-Jan. 10, 2026
- Korean Treasures Exhibition
- Nov. 8, 2025-Feb. 1, 2026