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The Alper Initiative for °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý Art is dedicated to preserving, presenting, and creating °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý’s art history through three annual exhibitions, a salon-style gallery talk series, a library of 200+ °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý art books, and a database of °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý artist proposals made available to guest curators.

The Alper Initiative for °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý Art was made possible through a generous endowment from °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý-¹ÙÍø alumna, artist, and art advocate,ÌýCarolyn Small AlperÌý(1927-2020). According to her vision, the Alper provides the space and resources to fulfill one of the °ÄÃŻʹÚÌåÓý-¹ÙÍø Museum's primary objectives and the region's greatest needs: promote an understanding and appreciation of our region's art and artists from our past, present, and future. The Alper is an exhibition space and a center for study and research, but primarily a meeting place for people and ideas.

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Spring ’25 Exhibition

View our next Alper exhibition
David A. Douglas: Intersections,ÌýJune 14 – August 10, 2025

David A. Douglas, Marcy’s Yard, 2019. Mixed media on panel, 85 x 65 inches. Courtesy of the Halm Family.

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