IMA | carved

Enjoy an afternoon exploring our galleries, strolling our gardens and grounds, or discovering the past at our historic home.
This slipped earthenware plate with feather design is now on view in the Native Art of the Americas Gallery.
Situated on 152 acres of gardens and grounds, explore nature everyday from dawn until dusk.
Confront immense sculptures created from thousands of feet of hand-knotted and painted rope in Orly Genger: Whole.
Learn how to prepare your plants for winter at the Horticultural Society Library now located in Newfield at the IMA.

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For educators

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Visitors pass Sol Lewitt's Wall Drawing No. 652

female figure from staff

vase with carved peony scrolls: Northern Song dynasty

Leopard form stool: Baule people

figure for Bukota association: Metoko

throne leg

coiled dragon: Chinese; Qing dynasty

vessel in the form of a leader-priest with weapon and drinking vessel: Colima culture

The Law Givers: Nicholas Mukomberanwa, Zimbabwean

striding dragon: Unknown

Crucifix: Núñez Delgado, Gaspar, Spanish

ritual dance rattle in the form of a raven: Haida people

chief's chair: Chokwe people

female ancestor figure: Senufo people

cabinet: Louis Majorelle, French

ox head helmet mask: Bidyogo people