The Kinkade Family Foundation Collection
The collection of Thomas Kinkade’s art consists of original paintings and drawings. These works range from early experimental and emotionally charged figurative paintings to his well-known light-filled cottages. Though his editioned and published work has been widely collected, the original paintings and drawings have rarely been seen publicly.
Loan Requests
The Kinkade Family Foundation accepts loan requests for original Thomas Kinkade artworks for temporary exhibitions, long-term loans for permanent exhibitions, and educational loans that provide promising new insights. The Foundation's photographic archives include digital images of nearly all works, enabling us to supply visual material to potential borrowing institutions.
For loan requests, please contact: art@kinkadefamilyfoundation.org
Exhibitions
Since 2004, Thomas Kinkade has participated in museum and gallery exhibitions that blur the line between high and low culture and explore the interplay between darkness and light. His work has been featured in several publications, such as Artforum, Artnet, The Los Angeles Times, and Vice Magazine. In 2020, The Foundation collaborated with the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) to release prints based on a never-before-seen artwork to support NADA's members and art galleries.
Pineal Eye Infection
Group Exhibition
Seasons
Los Angeles, CA | February 11 - March 28 2020
Museum of Biblical Art
Permanent Collection
Impressions of Israel collection as well as other religiously inspired pieces from Thomas Kinkade
Museum of Biblical Art | Dallas, TX | Ongoing Exhibitions
The Basilisk
Group Exhibition
Nicodim Gallery | Los Angeles, CA | April 15 - May 2018
What Will Last
Original Works from the Thomas Kinkade Collection
Guistina Gallery | Oregon State University | February - March 15 2016
A Matter of Taste
Group Exhibition
Nora Eccless Harrison Museum of Art | Utah State University | January 23 - May 7 2016
Heaven on Earth
Solo Exhibition
Collection of Thomas Kinkade prints and products curated by Jeffrey Vallance
Cal State Fullerton Visual Arts Center | April - June 2014