One of the largest fancy yellow diamonds ever found, the Tiffany diamond was discovered in 1877 in the South African Kimberley Diamond Mine.

Approximately 120 works on paper and board, paintings, sculpture, and other objects by Saul Steinberg.

This exhibition of approximately 200 diverse and visually striking ceramic vessels from Southeast Asia explores the migration of pots from their makers to their users.

The exhibition examines how a group of artists, The Painting Group, interprets the same subject—Justice Sandra Day O’Connor—at the same time.

See 55 dresses and more than 200 related items from the Plains, Plateau, and Great Basin regions in this exhibition of Native women's identity through traditional dress and its contemporary evolution.

As part of the Directions series, artists Pae White and Virgil Marti combine their individual creative practices to collaborate on a site-specific installation.

View Honore Sharrer's 5-panel painting Tribute to the American Working People, along with materials that document her artistic process in creating this work. 

Native artists use landscapes to show longing and emotion, and connection to and detachment from the land that is universal to contemporary Native experience.

 This exhibition explores garden traditions practiced by Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Persian, Turkish, and other cultures as seen through some of the world's most exquisite works of art.

This exhibition highlights 24 objects from the collection in which light -- as substance and subject -- is central.

This exhibition presents decorated tea bowls and water jars that skillfully show how a limited palette can evoke the full spectrum of nature's hues.

This exhibition of 20 paintings and 12 ceramics explores the landscapes created by Japanese artists from the 15th through the 19th centuries.

This exhibition takes visitors on a walk on the wild side -- from the forest floor up into the tree canopy -- to discover and explore the place of orchids in the world.

View images that reveal how Vietnamese Americans adapted to life in the U.S. and the challenges they faced while maintaining their culture during the three decades following the end of the war in 1975.

Celebrates the 60th anniversary of the MGM classic movie musical The Harvey Girls.

This exhibition looks at four aspects of Daoism: its foundations as a school of thought based on Daojia; images of Daoist immortals and paradises; ways to achieve immortality; and Daoist gods and the influence of folklore, Confucianism, and Buddhism on Daoism.