Since its founding in 1909, the American Federation of Arts has been initiating and organizing exhibitions of both critical and popular acclaim.  AFA exhibitions have been presented throughout the United States, as well as in Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

The AFA's curators initiate concepts for exhibitions, select the leading scholars in the field to act as the guest curator for each project, and then, together with publications, education, and registrarial staff, organize all aspects of the exhibition and its tour, including the publication of the catalogue and the development of educational materials

At any given time, the AFA has approximately thirty exhibitions in various stages of development.  Since the organization’s inception, approximately one thousand exhibitions have traveled throughout the world under its auspices.

Today, AFA exhibitions are shown at museums across the country and abroad, attracting audiences of more than 1.5 million visitors annually—statistics that position the AFA in line with the ten most visited art museums in the country.

	Turner to Cézanne: Masterpieces from the Davies Collection, National Museum Wales Through August 8, 2010 Learn more
	Matisse as Printmaker: Works from the Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation Through February 13, 2011 Learn more
	Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them Beginning Spring 2010 Learn more
	Chinese Art: From Mao to Now Beginning May 2011 Learn more
	Frankenthaler and the Masters: The Source Paintings Beginning May 2011 Learn more
	Indonesian Gold Beginning October 2011 Learn more
	Ghada Amer: Happily Ever After Beginning in 2012 Learn more
	Divine Forms: The Human Image in Pacific Art Tentatively opening in the autumn of 2012 Learn more