Museum of Art

For this experiment in interdisciplinary learning, professors from across Middlebury’s curriculum have selected a diverse array of pieces from the museum’s collection. Visitors are invited to observe the reactions sparked when our “teaching laboratory” displays art supporting courses in religion, neuroscience, gender studies, political science, environmental studies, art history, biochemistry, and more. Free

For this experiment in interdisciplinary learning, professors from across Middlebury’s curriculum have selected a diverse array of pieces from the museum’s collection. Visitors are invited to observe the reactions sparked when our “teaching laboratory” displays art supporting courses in religion, neuroscience, gender studies, political science, environmental studies, art history, biochemistry, and more. Free

For this experiment in interdisciplinary learning, professors from across Middlebury’s curriculum have selected a diverse array of pieces from the museum’s collection. Visitors are invited to observe the reactions sparked when our “teaching laboratory” displays art supporting courses in religion, neuroscience, gender studies, political science, environmental studies, art history, biochemistry, and more. Free

For this experiment in interdisciplinary learning, professors from across Middlebury’s curriculum have selected a diverse array of pieces from the museum’s collection. Visitors are invited to observe the reactions sparked when our “teaching laboratory” displays art supporting courses in religion, neuroscience, gender studies, political science, environmental studies, art history, biochemistry, and more. Free

For this experiment in interdisciplinary learning, professors from across Middlebury’s curriculum have selected a diverse array of pieces from the museum’s collection. Visitors are invited to observe the reactions sparked when our “teaching laboratory” displays art supporting courses in religion, neuroscience, gender studies, political science, environmental studies, art history, biochemistry, and more. Free

One hundred years ago, Americans embraced the right for women to vote by ratifying the 19th Amendment to the Constitution. Professor of History Amy Morsman discusses the arguments, strategies, and tactics of the movement for women’s suffrage both nationally and locally, while also exploring its conflicts and legacies. Free

 

Join Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture Erin Sassin as she considers not only the Bauhaus’s far-reaching influence on the practice and teaching of art, design, and architecture, but also its enormous social and political impacts. Hors d’oeuvres and cash bar. Free

 

The annual signature event of the Friends of the Art Museum, when the group determines what gift it will present to the museum with its membership funds. Members only, RSVP required. Membership information: 802-443-2309 or museum.middlebury.edu.

The annual signature event of the Friends of the Art Museum, when the group determines what gift it will present to the museum with its membership funds. Members only, RSVP required.

To join the Friends of the art Museum and receive an invitation to this event, please contact Mikki Lane 802.443.2309 or museum.middlebury.edu

Join the Friends of the Art Museum and curator Cynthia Packert for the grand opening of the museum’s major fall exhibition Wondrous Worlds: Art and Islam through Time and Place, on loan from the Newark Museum. Free