Current Exhibitions
July 19, 2025- September 20, 2025
July 19, 2025- September 20, 2025
This summer at the Springville Museum of Art, experience Pieced Together: The Art and Meaning of Carol Ford’s Quilts.
This retrospective showcases over 30 of Ford’s richly layered quilts that blend collage and paper piecing to explore family, memory, and place. Her intricate designs reveal quilting as both art and storytelling.
June 18, 2025- May 2028
Many of the Museum’s longtime visitors treasure our Soviet and Russian Art Collection. This might be unexpected given the complex history between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Despite different cultures, politics, and values, the artworks nevertheless highlight shared human experiences.
This exhibition examines themes of identity, community, labor, and leisure. It explores connections to place, celebrating the comfort of home and the beauty of nature. These artworks reveal universal human longings, reminding us of what we all share.
June 18, 2025 – Ongoing
Come discover the Museum's Permanent Collection new acquistions and collection highlights in this new gallery space!
November 16, 2024 – Ongoing
This exbibition explores the wonders of color! Colors have super powers! And so do we. Many things can change their super powers like light, vibrancy, saturation. How do colors and their settings change the way you feel? Some colors are electric others are sleepy see if you can find a color that is angry and a color that is happy.
Apr 27, 2024 – May 16, 2026
January 2025 - Ongoing
The artworks in this exhibition represent a partnership between the Springville Museum of Art and the Art Renewal Center, a premier exhibition venue for artists working in the classical tradition. Each year, one Utah artist is selected from their juried competition to be featured in the Museum in an effort to support and celebrate traditional Utah artists. The featured artist for 2025 is Lucia Heffernan.
November 15, 2017 - Ongoing
This exhibition on the lower level explores the history of the oldest art Museum in Utah.
