The first museum survey of mixed-media visual artist Andrea Carlson (descended from Grand Portage Ojibwe and European settlers, b. 1979). Carlson creates works that challenge the colonial narratives presented by modern artists, museum collections, and cannibal genre horror films, utilizing a combination of painting, printmaking, and video.
The ephemeral nature of the tented circus is a source of wonder that has inspired popular fascination with the entertainment since shows first began performing under canvas. This special exhibition at the Ringling explores the materials, craftsmanship, and logistical ingenuity behind the grand tented circus tradition.
Take a peek behind-the-scenes and learn about the tools, materials, and methods the Ringling Conservation Team utilizes to preserve and restore works of art. Conservators will be working periodically in the gallery space to examine, surface clean, and rehouse several large tapestries in our collection.
An extraordinary exhibition of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's Venetian ceiling works, brought together from collections across Europe and the Americas. The Ringling's own exceptional collection of Baroque works provides the perfect context for this rare gathering.
Step into a night where rhythm, culture, and community come alive under the stars. Night of Wonder kicks off The Ringling Museum's 2026–2027 season with an unforgettable celebration in the Museum of Art courtyard. Tickets required; members receive a discount.