Register today for the OMA webinar, “Inside the Process: Building Meaningful Teen Experiences at the Columbus Museum of Art,” June 15 at 10 am!
Learn how @ColumbusMuseum created programs that genuinely connect with teens, what worked & what didn’t. https://t.co/iselezOLJd
Drawing on her childhood, Aminah Robinson captured the joy of a community-wide Easter egg hunt in Poindexter Village in this work.
Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, "Easter Egg Hunt," 1993. Watercolor, thread, and glitter on paper. Gift of the Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Trust.
Welcoming spring with this photo of CMA from 1964.
Unidentified Photographer, “The Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts,” c. 1964. Chromogenic print. Gift of Mrs. Raymond Trubee in memory of her husband.
Matsusaburo George Hibi, “Three Muses,” 1930. Oil on canvas. Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. The Michael Donald Brown Collection, made possible by the William Alden Campbell and Martha Campbell Art Acquisition Fund and the Asian American Art Initiative Acquisitions Fund
This April, CMA is excited to present “East of the Pacific: Making Histories of Asian American Art.” This exhibition explores the artistic influence of people of Asian descent and their indispensable role in shaping American art and culture.
https://t.co/E95mO2LvCp
@columbusmuseum held its annual Wonderball on Jan. 31. More than 1,500 guests gathered at the museum. Under the leadership of event chairs Corey Robinson and Justin Flowers, Wonderball raised nearly $300,000 to support CMA’s creative programming. https://t.co/xzU2UKeP6c
Great Reason to Attend #OMA2026-#23: @columbusmuseum, a stop on our Sunday tour of downtown Columbus, where guests can explore the permanent collections as well as special exhibits like “Artemisia Gentileschi: Naples to Beirut.” https://t.co/dSSVuiVrXh
Spring Art Breaks start tomorrow in the Studio!
March 17–20, March 31–April 3, April 7–10 | 10 AM–1 PM
https://t.co/m50FncewsC
Supported by @BathBodyWorks, @Battelle, and the Siemer Family Foundation.
Photo by JToland Photo
Celebrate Columbus creativity TODAY at our FREE CMA Community Day from 10 AM to 5 PM!
https://t.co/UK5FG3PHAM
Supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All & Free for the Future Campaign Donors. Additional funding provided by @Battelle.
Photos by JToland Photo
Friday the 13th feels like the perfect day to share this photograph by Mike Smith.
Mike Smith, “Bristol, Virginia”, 1996. Chromogenic print. Museum Purchase, Derby Fund
Take a moment to stop and smell the roses—or in this case, lilies.
Come see "Easter Lilies," now on view in Gallery 3!
#WomensHistoryMonth
Henriette Wyeth, "Easter Lilies," 1964. Oil on canvas. Museum Purchase, Howald Fund.
Happy birthday to Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, born #OnThisDay in 1940.
Her legacy continues to guide and inspire—through the preservation of her home studio, the Aminah Robinson Fellowship and Residency programs, and works on view at CMA and across the country.
A little shade and a lot of sunshine ☀️
This William Glackens painting has us dreaming of warmer days ahead.
#NationalUmbrellaDay
William Glackens, “Pier at Blue Point,” 1914. Oil on canvas. Gift of Ferdinand Howald.
Due to winter weather, Columbus Museum of Art is closed today, Tuesday, January 27. Please stay safe and warm. We plan to reopen tomorrow and will continue to share updates.
George Bellows, "Blue Snow, The Battery," 1910. Oil on canvas. Museum Purchase, Howald Fund.
As cold temperatures and snowfall settle in, it’s a good day to bundle up—especially if the scene outside your window resembles “Cliffside Drive” by Columbus artist Robert O. Chadeayne.
Robert O. Chadeayne, "Cliffside Drive," 1937. Oil on canvas. Gift of Orlando A. Miller.
For everyone’s safety, Columbus Museum of Art and The Pizzuti are closed today due to inclement weather. We look forward to welcoming you back during regular hours on Tuesday, January 27, from 10:00 AM–5:00 PM. Stay safe and take care ❄️