EXHIBITION THEME
What does the world look like through innocent eyes? We invite you to explore life through a child’s eyes—full of curiosity, joy, simplicity, and boundless imagination. Whether you’re reflecting on your own early memories or interpreting a child’s perspective, this lighthearted and imaginative exhibition welcomes artwork that captures the innocence, humor, and vividness of seeing the world with a fresh perspective.
We invite you to explore childhood as seen from within. Join us in bringing to life a world where dreams are big and every moment is filled with magic.
EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
Opens October 2027 at the Quilt Festival Houston, Texas
This exhibition will travel until December 2030
Jane Werner brings over four decades of museum experience, including 34 years as Executive Director of the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. The Museum has received numerous honors, including the 2006 AIA National Award, the 2009 National Medal from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and consistent ranking among the nation’s top children’s museums.
Werner has led transformative projects such as the reopening of the New Hazlett Theater with the Warhol Museum, the creation of Buhl Community Park, and the launch of Museum Lab—an award-winning space for learning innovation. She is a past president of several cultural organizations and serves on numerous boards including the Remake Learning Council and the Fred Rogers Center. Her many honors include the ASTC Leading Edge Award, the Katherine Coffey Lifetime Achievement Award, and recognition as a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania.
