
CRMA Past Exhibitions
For more than a century, the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art has been presenting exhibitions of local and national importance. Presenting ten to fifteen exhibitions each year, the CRMA has presented well over 1,000 exhibitions in its rich 125-year-history. Important solo and group exhibitions of artists such as Jonas Lie (1926), Grandma Moses (1952), and Henri Matisse (2001), and art movements such as African-American Art (1931), Modern Painting (1950), and German Expressionist Prints (2000), are just a few of the many exhibitions we have presented in the past. Below, find a sampling of our more-recent exhibitions.

125! 125 Masterworks from the Collection

Mary Zeran: 10 Years

Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism through the French Lens

Ooh La La: French Works from the Riley Collection

Up All Night: The Art of the Dark

Into The Blue

Kick Up Your Heels: The Fine Art of Shoes

Bruce Beasley: A New Direction

John Beckelman: Horizon Suite

American Visionary: John F. Kennedy's Life and Times

Power and Protest: Political Photographs and Prints

Terra Nova: Ten Years

If We Ran The Zoo: Animals in Children's Book Illustration

One Man, One War, One Hundred Years

The Grand Tour: Europe Through Artists' Eyes

Setting the Table: The Art of Still Life

Flight Pattern: Birds in Art

Edward Hopper: Selections from the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York

Letters to My Ancestors: The Watercolors of Tara Moorman

Diego Lasansky: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
