In May 2003, the Tacoma Art Museum moved into a spacious new home designed by the noted architect Antoine Predock. This new building has given the museum lots of beautiful new galleries in which to display both its collections and large traveling exhibitions. Although perhaps best known for its large collection of art by native son Dale Chihuly, this museum also has respectable collections of European Impressionism, Japanese woodblock prints, and American graphic art. The Northwest Biennial, held every other summer, is a juried exhibit of works by artists in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana.