What’s On
The Week Ahead
The Barnes Collection: See Art Differently
Explore paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso, Modigliani, Van Gogh, and other artists, plus African sculpture, metalwork, and decorative arts. Try our new mobile guide!
Matisse, Dr. Barnes, and The Dance
Historic photographs and letters reveal the story behind the monumental mural.
Highlights Tour
This one-hour tour is perfect for first-time visitors. Explore highlights of the collection and learn the history of the Barnes.
Private Collection Tours
Explore highlights of the collection and learn the history of the Barnes. This tour is a private one-hour experience for you and up to seven guests.
June Spotlight Tour: Self-Taught Artists in the Collection
Examine works by Pippin, Gauguin, Van Gogh, and other artists with little or no art school training.
First Friday! Afro Dominicano & PHLAFF
Tonight’s collaboration with the 12th Annual Philadelphia Latino Film Festival features music by Latin fusion band Afro Dominicano.
Upcoming
PECO Free First Sunday Family Day: Voices of Freedom
This month, we’re paying tribute to champions of liberation and freedom with uplifting music, art, and family activities.
Member Orientation
New members are invited to learn more about the perks of membership at the Barnes.
Members-Only Evening Tour: Self-Taught Artists in the Collection
This exclusive after-hours tour focuses on artists who made their mark with little or no art school training.
Member Previews: William Edmondson: A Monumental Vision
As a member, see our latest exhibition before the public opening.
Members-Only Gallery Talk: “Manet’s Laundry: Hung Out to Dry”
Each month, members of our Adult Education team present exclusive talks to members. Today, assistant curator Corrinne Chong discusses Manet’s Laundry.
Members-Only Online Tour: Self-Taught Artists in the Collection
This exclusive virtual tour focuses on artists who made their mark with little or no art school training.
Upcoming Exhibitions
William Edmondson:
A Monumental Vision
Experience the enduring relevance of this self-taught American sculptor.
Marie Laurencin: Sapphic Paris
Picturing a modern world of women among women.