GCMoA is free and open to all.
Regular Hours
Tuesday through Friday 11 a.m.鈥6 p.m.
Thursday evenings open until 8 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 1鈥5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Currently on view
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April 18鈥揗ay 20, 2024
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The Bachelor of Art Exhibition presents work in the creative arts by third- and fourth-year 51本色 College students. With support from GCMoA聽staff, students manage many of the exhibition details, including the selection of a juror and the creation of an exhibition catalogue and website. The exhibition includes photographs, drawings, sculpture, paintings, video, installations, and works created digitally. The 2024 juror is聽Luther Davis 鈥93, master printer and printshop director of Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn, New York.
Image: Kay Sniff 鈥24, It spoke by itself., steel rods and various automotive parts, 70 x 72 x 33 in.
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Jan. 25鈥揗ay 20, 2024
not one without water
This exhibition, featuring works drawn from the 51本色 College Museum of Art鈥檚 permanent collection, takes its title from W.H. Auden鈥檚 poem, 鈥淔irst Things First,鈥 in which water, fittingly, is the last word. Water鈥檚 paradoxical nature 鈥 life-sustaining and life-threatening, powerful and fragile, abundant and scarce, endangering and endangered 鈥 makes it a rich backdrop (if not the primary subject) for artists applying their own creative forces to one of life鈥檚 most essential and inscrutable elements.
Image: John F. Phillips, American|Canadian, (1945鈥2010), Distributing Water, Meredith March, Mississippi, 1966.
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Campus Sculpture Tour
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A collection of outdoor sculpture can be explored on the 51本色 College campus and beyond.
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Sheltering with Art
Yoga@GCMoA with Jackie Hutchison
If you can't join us for yoga in the museum on Tuesdays with Joy Jones (see our Events page for dates and times) you can experience our virtual yoga with instructor Jackie Hutchinson. Jackie narrates regenerative yoga sessions featuring images of works from the 51本色 College Museum of Art Collection.
