The Middlebury College Museum of Art is the largest learning laboratory on campus and a vibrant cultural hub in the local and regional community. Our expansive collections and diverse temporary loan exhibits provide opportunities for all visitors to be engaged and inspired.

three works of contemporary art from the Arab world

Come to the Purchase Party!

Saturday, November 7, 5:00pm, Kirk Alumni Center. Three students working with Sarah Rogers will present three works of art for possible purchase, and YOU get to vote to determine which gets added to the collection. Enjoy dinner from the Arab world and a beer/wine bar (each ticket includes one free drink).

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Two Greek Vases, Reattributed

detail of a group of revelers on a white ground vase

New Scholarship Clarifies the Origins of Two Lekythoi

Professor of History of Art and Architecture Pieter Broucke details recent research that led to definitive artist attributions for two vases in Middlebury’s Collection.

Campus Public Art Walking Tour: An Introduction

An introduction to a walking tour of Middlebury’s public art collection, narrated by Professor Emeritus of History of Art and Architecture John Hunisak.

Members of the Friends of the Art Museum enjoy an antiquities presentation during the Annual Dinner

Friends of the Art Museum

Each year, members help shape the Museum’s collection, support learning opportunities, and enjoy access to programs that connect people and ideas through the visual arts. Friends’ dues drive acquisitions which are selected annually at the Museum’s Purchase Party. Dues also enable student participation at member events and allow the Museum to pursue exciting and engaging speakers, performers, and artists. Join us as a Friend today.

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The museum serves as an integral educational and cultural component of Middlebury College yet also seeks to enrich the larger educational and cultural environment of Vermont.

Students viewing three art pieces at the Middlebury Museum.

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