An Andy Warhol exhibit opens at the Middlebury College Museum of Art

Andy Warhol shaped the zeitgeist of American culture in the 1960s and 1970s — an era defined by Pop Art and shifting social paradigms — and continues to resonate in contemporary visual culture.

The best clubs often fly under the radar. Today, let’s expose one. This gem is celebrating two years of meeting on the second Sunday of the month to talk about — what else? — art. Hello, Art Club.

The photographs of Lebanese Palestinian American artist, based in Boston, Rania Matar tell the stories of young women through portraits taken throughout Lebanon, France, Egypt, and the United States. Photographed through car windows, in abandoned building … (read more)

Turns out, “awe” is intriguing to many, as evidenced by the couple hundred viewers who turned out for the opening reception on Sept. 13, of the Middlebury College Museum of Art’s new exhibit “An Invitation to Awe.” That’s not surprising to curator and Ass … (read more)

After several years or preparation, the Middlebury College Museum of Art is excited to present “An Invitation to Awe,” curated by Associate Professor of the History of Art and Architecture Katy Smith Abbott in collaboration with her students and colleague … (read more)

This exhibit consists of 50 works of mixed-media collage, assemblage on wood panels, and sculpture that reimagine safe destinations for the Black American traveler during the mid-20th century.

Before the Middlebury College Museum of Art installs its newest exhibition, titled, “The Light of the Levant: Early Photography and the Late Ottoman Empire,” the room it’s housed in first had to receive what Museum Designer Ken Pohlman said would be rough … (read more)

“Tossed” brings together — both from Middlebury’s collection and from other private and public collections — nearly 20 works that make use of discarded materials.

Urban Cadence tells the multifaceted stories of two urban environments — Lagos, Nigeria and Johannesburg, South Africa — experienced through the artistic expressions of photography and video.

As we emerge into the spring of 2022, the Museum of Art announced that the public will be welcomed into the newly arranged museum beginning April 15.

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