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The Mount Holyoke College Art Museum aims to spark intellectual curiosity and ignite a lasting passion for learning and creativity through direct engagement with its rich collections of art and material culture.

10/10/2024

📆 SAVE THE DATE: WEDS, OCT 23 @ 5:00pm in Gamble Auditorium!

💬 Curators in Conversation: Wendy Watson and Emily Wood

Join us for a discussion about collecting and curating 17th-century Dutch and Flemish Art with Assistant Curator Emily B. Wood and Mount Holyoke College Art Museum’s first curator Wendy M. Watson. This event celebrates the Museum’s new exhibition “Northern Exposure: Painting from the Low Countries in the Permanent Collection,” curated by Emily Wood. Followed by a reception in the Museum lobby!

Free and open to the public! Can’t make it in person? (((livestream 🔗 link in bio)))

This program is made possible by the Louise R. Weiser Memorial Lecture Fund.

11/21/2023

⚠️NOTICE: The Art Museum will be closed for the College break from Wednesday, November 22 through Monday, November 27.

Wishing you all a wonderful break! 🍂

11/02/2023

🕸️ 💭 An MHCAM Halloween to remember! Even the Schitt’s Creek family showed up!

We hope you all had a wonderfully spooky day👻

03/24/2023

The next SIGHTLINES TOUR is tomorrow, 3/25 @ 1pm! Join Jocelyn Greer ’23 for “On the Edge: Outskirts, Opposites, and In-Betweens.”

What does it mean to be on the edge? This tour explores artists’ intentions and representations of transition periods, contradictions, and moments of suspense across time.

Sightlines Tours are open to the public and last about 45 minutes. They are designed for adult learners, though we welcome visitors of all ages! For more details visit our website: https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/event/edge-outskirts-opposites-and-betweens

Image: Edward del Rosario, “Civilization II” (2013). Purchase with the Gilbert A. and Hester Hemstreet-Cam (Class of 1928) Art Acquisition Fund.

03/08/2023

You Are Whole the Whole Time
Change Your Mind
Sovereignty
Trust Your Instincts
Be Here
Cry More
Let Yourself Be Beautiful

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Compelling sentiments on from a selection of engraved mirrors in our special exhibition “vanessa german——THE RAREST BLACK WOMAN ON THE PLANET EARTH.” The language on the mirrors was inspired by text given to the artist by Mount Holyoke community members in response to prompts created by MHCAM Engagement Interns Cortnei Edwards ’22 and Domenica Guaman ’22. The exhibition is on view through May 28, 2023—you don’t want to miss it!

03/03/2023

⚠️NOTICE: The Museum will be closed for spring break from Saturday, March 11–Monday, March 20. We will reopen on Tuesday, March 21.

MHCAM is open to the public and always free! Visit our special exhibitions: “vanessa german—THE RAREST BLACK WOMAN ON THE PLANET EARTH,” “Considering Indignity,” and “Form and Figment” (on view through May 28, 2023).

02/27/2023

The next Sightlines Tour is THIS SATURDAY 3/4 @1:30pm!

Join Student Museum Guide Alänah Smith-Timberlake ’23 for “Mortality and Morality,” a tour that explores the ethics and hidden stories behind seemingly innocuous objects. Visitors will consider the themes of religion and death looking at objects ranging from ancient Egypt to the contemporary United States.

Sightlines Tours are open to the public and last about 45 minutes. They are designed for adult learners, though we welcome visitors of all ages! For more details, visit our events page: https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/events

Image: Unknown “Canopic jar with human head” 1293-1070 BCE (New Kingdom, Dynasties 19-20). Purchase with the Nancy Everett Dwight Fund.

02/17/2023

Mount Holyoke Alums: have you read this season’s Alumnae Quarterly?

You don’t want to miss the feature on MHCAM’s exhibition, “vanessa german—THE RAREST BLACK WOMAN ON THE PLANET EARTH!”

Learn about the making of the exhibition as well as vanessa german’s artistic vision and process:

“One of the objects in the exhibition features a pair of boots donated by a community member. german transformed the boots, covering them in rose quartz—a mineral the artist selected because of its long association with “unconditional love and healing.” At the end of the exhibition, German invites visitors to take a small piece of rose quartz with them.”

vanessa german—THE RAREST BLACK WOMAN ON THE PLANET EARTH is on view through May 28, 2023.

Alumnae Association of Mount Holyoke College

02/14/2023

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“Making art is the clearest way I know to love myself” -
vanessa german

Thanks to for bringing new life to the old directory board on the third floor of the art building! We hope artist vanessa german’s powerful message of self love inspires you to get a little creative today!

Be sure to check out vanessa german’s exhibition, “THE RAREST BLACK WOMAN ON THE PLANET EARTH” on view through May 28, 2023.

02/13/2023

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, February 18 @ 1:30pm for the second Sightlines Tour of the year! Join Student Museum Guide Josie Fitz ’25 for a tour that considers passion as a word with two distinct meanings, calling to mind both suffering and desire—and explores how these two themes intersect. Are pleasure and pain intrinsically linked? Can one exist without the other? From antiquity to the present, artists have explored this question. This tour will call audiences to do the same, with each person bringing their own unique perspective to the question of passion.

This Sightlines Tour is best for adult learners. Free and open to the public. For more details, visit our events page: https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/events

Image: Audrey Flack, Ecstasy of Saint Theresa, Serigraph (2013).

02/06/2023

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, February 11 @ 1:30pm for the first Sightlines Tour of the year! Join Student Guide Verity Boyer ’23 for a tour that investigates the importance of personal items throughout history—how their creation, purpose, and use express powerful ideas about cultural and individual memory. Examining objects across cultures and periods, “Holding Memory” invites outward observation and inward reflection.

Sightlines Tours are open to the public and last about 45 minutes. They are designed for adult learners, though we welcome visitors of all ages! For more details visit our website: https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/event/holding-memory-exploration-personal-objects

Image credit: Probably Ichabod Allis and Samuel Belding Jr., “Hadley Chest” (ca. 1700). Gift of Anna W. Moody Flack (Class of 1851).

02/01/2023

We ♥️ having students back in the galleries!

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The Art Studio Department is so lucky to have easy access to the - a phenomenal collection of objects, knowledge, and community. Thank you for welcoming Professor Iglesias’ Collective Making course today Nina and Ellen!

Address

50 College Street
South Hadley, MA

Opening Hours

Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	1pm - 5pm
Sunday	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+14135382245

Website

https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/

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