Museum of Art

Art star of the 1980s, Keith Haring was an indefatigable presence on the world stage until his premature death from AIDS in 1990. His Pop Shops sold his designs on clothing, toys, posters, skateboards, and other merchandise. Haring also created more than 50 public murals in cities around the world, for charities, hospitals, children’s day care centers, and orphanages. This exhibition presents selected limited editions on loan from the Keith Haring Foundation, which provides funding and imagery to AIDS organizations and charities supporting underserved youth. Free

Art star of the 1980s, Keith Haring was an indefatigable presence on the world stage until his premature death from AIDS in 1990. His Pop Shops sold his designs on clothing, toys, posters, skateboards, and other merchandise. Haring also created more than 50 public murals in cities around the world, for charities, hospitals, children’s day care centers, and orphanages. This exhibition presents selected limited editions on loan from the Keith Haring Foundation, which provides funding and imagery to AIDS organizations and charities supporting underserved youth. Free

Art star of the 1980s, Keith Haring was an indefatigable presence on the world stage until his premature death from AIDS in 1990. His Pop Shops sold his designs on clothing, toys, posters, skateboards, and other merchandise. Haring also created more than 50 public murals in cities around the world, for charities, hospitals, children’s day care centers, and orphanages. This exhibition presents selected limited editions on loan from the Keith Haring Foundation, which provides funding and imagery to AIDS organizations and charities supporting underserved youth. On view through December 11. Free

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

Shua Group (NY/NH) and the Dance Company of Middlebury present two interactive installations that visitors can discover on campus. Find them, then jump into a pool of plastic, or listen to the melting of an ice sculpture. Through drastically different aesthetics and experiences, the installations offer metaphors for our relationship with environment. Sponsored by the Enviornmental Studeies and Dance programs and Middlebury College Museum of Art as part of the Celebration of 50 Years of Enviornmental Education and Leadership at Middlebury.

This exhibition considers photography from its inception in 1839 to the present, highlighting technological advances, aesthetic developments, and the acceptance of the medium as an art form. Free

Last chance for the current museum exhibition, closing Sunday, April 24th! This exhibition considers photography from its inception in 1839 to the present, highlighting technological advances, aesthetic developments, and the acceptance of the medium as an art form. Open Tues.-Fri., 10:00 AM-5:00 PM; Sat.-Sun., Noon-5:00 PM. Free admission.