with Amy Kurtz Lansing, Curator

Free with Museum Admission

Are dreams expressions of our hopes and fears? Do they offer us respite from or a restless take on our waking lives? How have artists tapped dreams as sources of creativity? And what added significance do dreams carry in American culture?

Join Curator Amy Kurtz Lansing on a walk through the exhibition, illuminating multiple ways to consider the connections between dreams and art.

Dreams & Memories will be on view through May 14, 2023.

Image: Winfred Rembert (­1945–2021), Cotton Pickers, 28 x 35 in. Dye on carved and tooled leather, Purchase

This exhibition has been made possible by the generous support from Connecticut Humanities, the Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts, HSB, The Aeroflex Foundation, The David T. Langrock Foundation, Mr. Andy Baxter, Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Webster, Deborah & Roy Moore, Wayne & Barbara Harms, Bouvier Insurance, Mr. & Mrs. Jeb Embree as well as donors to the Museum’s Annual Fund.