This exhibition is curated by Patrick Harkin, Director of the Andrews Gallery, and is presented jointly by the Department of Art & Art History and the Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary.  

Join us for an evening celebrating Where Late the Sweet Birds, a new exhibition presented jointly by the Department of Art & Art History and the Muscarelle.

Join us in the Muscarelle Museum of Art to learn about our newly expanded volunteer opportunities.

Join us in the Muscarelle Museum of Art to learn about our newly expanded volunteer opportunities. 

Enjoy a fun-filled day of art exploration for all ages at our third annual Community Art Day! We’ll have art activities, live music performances, student art vendors and more at the Muscarelle Museum of Art. This event is free and open to all.

Art Conservation Now: A Symposium on Current Issues and Careers / Perspectives on Art Conservation

This orientation session will provide an overview of available roles and how to get involved with the Muscarelle as a volunteer.

This orientation session will provide an overview of available roles and how to get involved with the Muscarelle as a volunteer.

Join us for the annual Oyster Roast at Tom & Cindy Gillman’s River House Shed! Enjoy Wine, Bourbon and Beer, Roasted, Fried and Raw Oysters, Low Country Boil, Brunswick Stew, Jambalaya, Ham Biscuits and Wood-Fired Pizza. 

Internationally recognized artist and ocean advocate Courtney Mattison will give a presentation detailing her career, artistic process and vision. 

In this intense three-day class, participants will be taken on a journey to create large-scale woodcuts employing original ideas and themes to create a limited edition of prints. Led by Director of Engagement Steve Prince.

Xavier Cortada is a Cuban-American artist whose work transforms public spaces into platforms for community engagement, education and activism. Cortada has been commissioned to create art for the White House, the World Bank and CERN, among many venues.

Muscarelle Director David Brashear will join Alan C. Braddock, Professor of Art History, American Studies, and Environmental Humanities at William & Mary, for a discussion of his book, Nature’s Nation. 

This orientation session will provide an overview of available roles and how to get involved with the Muscarelle as a volunteer.

Join sculptor Christopher Wagner for a two-day introduction to the tools and techniques used in carving sculptures from wood. All materials will be supplied and participants will receive a small beginners woodworking kit to take home with them. 

Artist sTo Len will talk about his interdisciplinary artwork that focuses on place-based collaborations with environmentally abused landscapes and co-creations with communities and municipal agencies.