Betty and John Soreng Gallery
The Betty and John Soreng Gallery, with its impressive 25-foot ceilings and approximately 2,500 square feet of display space, serves as the main exhibition area of the original 1930s museum building. Traditionally dedicated to showcasing Chinese art, the gallery was renamed in honor of Betty and John Soreng during the 2000-2004 renovation. It was further renovated in 2019 and reopened in 2020, continuing its legacy of presenting significant cultural exhibits.
Collecting Stories Chinese Art through the Historians' Lens
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
Half the Sky Women in Chinese Art
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
Myriad Treasures The Soreng Gallery of Chinese Art
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
Reflections of the Cosmic Web
Intricate Patterns in Daoist Art
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
The Barberini Tapestries
Woven Monuments of Baroque Rome
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
Chinese Propaganda from the Turbulent Decade, 1966-1976
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
Benevolence & Loyalty
Filial Piety in Chinese Art
Betty and John Soreng Gallery
Chinese Foodways
Betty and John Soreng Gallery