Oct 10, 2024 - News

Tickets go on sale for CMA's Picasso and Paper exhibit

Troy Smith

Famed painter Pablo Picasso stands next to one of his works. — Picasso's work headed to CMA. Photo: Raph Gatti/AFP via Getty Images

Let the anticipation begin for the Cleveland Museum of Art's biggest exhibit of the winter.

Driving the news: Tickets for "Picasso and Paper," a showcase of nearly 300 works from Pablo Picasso's iconic career, go on sale to the general public today.

The intrigue: The exhibit, on view Dec. 8 through March 23, 2025, focuses on Picasso's experimentation with paper, including drawing, cutting, burning and collaging.

It was organized by CMA and London's Royal Academy of Arts in partnership with the Musée Picasso Paris.

If you go: Tickets are $22 for adults, $15 for seniors and $11 for students. Children under 6 free.

CMA said in a news release it expects tickets to "book quickly."

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