Explore what is in our galleries, our permanent collection, and online exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
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![Photo of John Divola: Zuma Series exhibition.]()
John Divola: Zuma Series
Now
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![Photo of Pure, Simple, and Beautiful Forms: Glass from the Collection exhibition.]()
Pure, Simple, and Beautiful Forms: Glass from the Collection
Now
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![Photo of Helen Lundeberg exhibition.]()
Helen Lundeberg
Now – March 27, 2022
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![Photo of American Roads exhibition.]()
American Roads
Now
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![Photo of Storm of Hope: Law & Disorder exhibition.]()
Storm of Hope: Law & Disorder
Now – March 27, 2022
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![Photo of Landscapes From the Collection of Mary Ingebrand-Pohlad exhibition.]()
Landscapes From the Collection of Mary Ingebrand-Pohlad
Now – December 12, 2021
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![Photo of Contemporary Photography from the Collection exhibition.]()
Contemporary Photography from the Collection
Now – March 27, 2022
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![Photo of Gonzalo Lebrija History of Suspended Time (A monument for the impossible) exhibition.]()
Gonzalo Lebrija History of Suspended Time (A monument for the impossible)
Now
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![Photo of The Modern Chair exhibition.]()
The Modern Chair
Now – April 3, 2022
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![Photo of Helen Frankenthaler: Late Works, 1990–2003 exhibition.]()
Helen Frankenthaler: Late Works, 1990–2003
Now – February 27, 2022
John Divola: Zuma Series
Now
Pure, Simple, and Beautiful Forms: Glass from the Collection
Now
Helen Lundeberg
Now – March 27, 2022
American Roads
Now
Storm of Hope: Law & Disorder
Now – March 27, 2022
Landscapes From the Collection of Mary Ingebrand-Pohlad
Now – December 12, 2021
Contemporary Photography from the Collection
Now – March 27, 2022
Gonzalo Lebrija History of Suspended Time (A monument for the impossible)
Now
The Modern Chair
Now – April 3, 2022
Helen Frankenthaler: Late Works, 1990–2003
Now – February 27, 2022
Permanent Collections
Palm Springs Art Museum’s world-class collection currently totals over 12,000 objects.
Online Exhibitions
Palm Springs Art Museum presents a series of online exhibitions of works from our permanent collection.
The permanent collection of most public museums comprises acquisitions that originate through either purchases or gifts. Palm Springs Art Museum’s collection is no different.
