Jasper Johns
October 1, 2011–April 15, 2012

A selection from the Museum's extensive collection of works by Jasper Johns, the internationally-acclaimed artist who is also a South Carolinian. Imagery from every phase of Johns' career is both challenging and inspirational.

Andrew Wyeth: The Greenville Collection
Closed October 16, 2011 until March 14, 2012

Helen DuPré Moseley
through May 27, 2012

A native of Spartanburg who attended Converse College, Moseley (1887–1984) was Spartanburg's Postmaster. Self-taught, she began to paint in earnest when she was sixty, creating a fantastical crew of characters that some thought were a satirical view of local society. Moseley demurred on that point, saying "So far as I know, they exist only in my imagination." This exhibition is currently open but does not yet have an end date.

Historic Highlights: Selected Antiques Show Acquisitions
through September 30, 2012

In its 26-year history, the Museum Antiques Show has supported the acquisition of 73 works of art for its Southern Collection, which traces the history of American art using Southern-related examples. This selection features historic works from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Matt Baumgardner: Made for Another World
November 16, 2011–January 22, 2012

Based in Travelers Rest, Matt Baumgardner has created bold abstract paintings and painted sculpture for more than twenty-five years. This survey exhibition will be accompanied by a full color catalogue.

Johnson Hagood, Glimmer (Poe Mill)

Johnson Hagood: City Views
through March 4, 2012

Charleston artist Johnson Hagood applies his liminous style to urban scenes in Greenville. Regarded for his coastal landscapes, Hagood is fascinated with the unusual color clashes that occur in the convergence of painted buildings, twilight, and electric street lights.

Jasper Johns, Flags I, 1973
©Jasper Johns, licensed by VAGA, New York NY

Anna Heyward Taylor, The Strike, 1933

Matt Baumgardner, Cube #8, 2011