One Season, Many Lights: A Holiday Celebration
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10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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November 21, 2026 to February 22, 2027
Across cultures and communities, seasonal celebrations bring light to our lives through traditions of remembrance, gratitude, generosity, and hope. One Season, Many Lights: A Holiday Celebration brings together the warm and familiar holiday imagery of Norman Rockwell with the work of an inspiring group of visual storytellers whose distinctive perspectives illuminate the richness and diversity of seasonal traditions.
From Thanksgiving and Christmas to Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s, the original illustrations in this exhibition were created for magazines, books, greeting cards, and other publications. Together, they explore the rituals, stories, and shared moments that make the holidays meaningful, from gatherings with family and friends to acts of generosity, reflection, celebration, and renewal.
Rockwell’s beloved images of winter, Christmas, and American life are presented alongside the unique visions of Katie Atkinson, Leo and Diane Dillon, Mordicai Gerstein, Karla Gudeon, Thea Kliros, E. B. Lewis, Barbara McClintock, Jacqui Morgan, Jerry Pinkney, Wendy Popp, Anna Mary Robertson (Grandma Moses), Helen Farr Sloan, and William Steig. Bringing together artists from different generations, backgrounds, and artistic traditions, One Season, Many Lights invites visitors to discover both the particularity of individual celebrations and the experiences they share: coming together, remembering what matters, giving thanks, and looking forward with hope to the year ahead.
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