Collection Galleries

By Jui Mhatre

Wednesday, May 6, 2026

The museum’s collection galleries continue to evolve, offering new ways to experience art from historical to contemporary. In the Seaton Gallery, recent installations highlight the expressive power of abstraction and the many ways artists connect lived experience, culture, and identity through image-making. The Helm and Hempler Galleries explore the relationships between people, land and the prairie environment, revealing how place continues to shape artistic vision.

Visit the museum and explore the new selections on display. Admission and parking are always free at Your Art Museum!

Two women looking in front. The background features various colorful belts from the Indigenous culture. Image credit: Ryan RedCorn, (Wahzhazhe/Osage Nation), "Courtney and Brittney Neff," 2021 dye-sublimation print on polyester fabric, 90 x 120 in. Image courtesy of and copyright by Ryan RedCornRyan RedCorn (Wahzhazhe/Osage Nation), Courtney and Brittney Neff, 2021 dye-sublimation print on polyester fabric, 90 x 120 in. Image courtesy of and copyright by Ryan RedCorn

 

Nicholas Geankoplis, It Pays to Fly, 2017, artisan sourced handmade porcelain tile with overglaze decals, 23 x 47 in., gift of the artist with additional funds provided by the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, 2025.29