The Fox and the Grapes © 1950 by Antonio Frasconi.

Into the Wood: Antonio Frasconi's Art for Children
March 16 - June 13, 2010 Legendary artist Antonio Frasconi turns ninety-one this year. Born in Uruguay to Italian parents, Frasconi came to New York to pursue his dream of being an artist — and was quickly recognized as one of the most innovative illustrators of his time. Best known for his intricate woodcuts and powerful social commentary, Frasconi also created a beautiful series of children’s books, inspired by the birth of his sons, Pablo and Miguel.

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80/40: Continuing the Celebration and Exploring The Undersea World of Eric Carle
September 19 – March 28, 2010
In the second exhibition celebrating Eric Carle’s 80th birthday, life and career, and the 40th anniversary of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Carle displays a selection of colorful, original illustrations by Eric Carle from his most seaworthy books, and features a rarely seen colossal version of his beloved caterpillar.