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free access opportunities!
The Museum is open today 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is FREE from 11:00am – 4:00pm.
Discover what our team members are curious about this month! This special tour highlights works chosen by team members from across the Museum, offering fresh perspectives and unexpected themes. Enjoy a lively mix of insights and stories as you explore the collection through the eyes of the people who know it best.
Calling all animal enthusiasts! This unique tour highlights creatures great and small across the galleries and gardens. Examine how artists portray animals to express emotion, tell stories, and capture the beauty and personality of the natural world.
Explore artworks that reflect themes of history, identity, service, justice, and liberty as we commemorate America’s 250th. This thoughtful walk through the galleries invites reflection, conversation, and a deeper understanding of how artists have interpreted the American experience across time.
Celebrate Pride Month with a tour highlighting works by queer and gender non-conforming artists across the Museum’s collection. Together, we’ll explore how these artists express identity, challenge expectations, and expand our understanding of art and representation.
Explore how American artists of the late 19th century and beyond used landscape painting to shape ideas about national identity, history, and the natural world. On this guided tour, you’ll explore sweeping vistas, symbolic settings, and scenes that reveal how artists interpreted the land – and how those interpretations continue to influence our understanding of place today.
Celebrate the beauty of spring on a tour that moves between the galleries and the gardens. Together, we’ll explore what’s blooming in the Museum’s historically significant gardens and see how artists in the exhibition Art in Bloominterpret flowers, plants, and nature in fresh, imaginative ways. This gentle journey invites you to slow down, enjoy seasonal color and fragrance, and discover how art and the natural world inspire one another.
Most people spend less than 30 seconds with a work of art – far too little to discover what’s there. This interactive tour invites you to slow down, look closely, and notice the details, emotions, and ideas that emerge when you give an artwork more time. Together, we’ll practice simple techniques to deepen your attention and sharpen your looking skills.
Put your new skills to use during Slow Art Day on Saturday, April 11.
Discover the stories, ideas, and cultures that shape the Museum’s collection on this engaging drop-in tour. Led by a volunteer Docent, you’ll explore standout works from ancient to contemporary times, gain new insights into familiar pieces, and learn how different artworks connect across history. Tours depart from the Museum lobby and offer a welcoming, relaxed way to experience the highlights of the galleries.
Examine the artistic contributions and achievements of women across different time periods, media, and styles on view throughout the Museum.
Credit line: Debora Moore (American, b. 1960), Magnolia Host, 2021, blown and sculpted glass, Purchased with funds from the Cummer Council, AP.2024.1.1
Examine the contributions and achievements of Black artists across different time periods, media, and styles on view throughout the Museum.
Credit line: Augusta Savage (American, 1892 – 1962), Gamin, c. 1930, painted plaster, 9 ¼ x 6 x 4 in., Purchased with funds from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Millner, Mrs. J. Russell Coulter, the Marshall Taylor Estate, the Frances Wheeler Estate, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Baldwin, AP.2013.1.1.
