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Beloved artist and author Eric Carle dies at 91.

Online exhibition celebrates everyday stories of Asian Americans.

Join us in celebrating this year’s Carle Honors Honorees.

Eric Carle traces the myriad ways in which humans and his fictive characters travel.

The first exhibition of its kind to delve into the historic events, people, and themes of the civil rights movement as told through picture books.

Step back millions of years to a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

An orange elephant, a fish in a birdcage, a snake entwined in spaghetti—Eric Carle’s sense of humor shines through in his picture books.

The Carle announces the Museum’s first virtual benefit and auction. 

At the age of 87, Eric Carle began creating a series of cardboard and found object collages depicting angels.

Following a temporary closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Carle is excited to announce it will be reopening to the public on August 1.

“This is a terrible time. But we have Science and Art. Science will find the solutions. Art will provide the solace.”–Mo Willems

While The Carle is temporarily closed, staff are posting online resources for children and adults.