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What’s Happening at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts — And Why It Matters

  Montgomery has always taken pride in its rich cultural institutions. Among them, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts stands out—not only for its world-class exhibitions and educational programs, but also as a beloved space where art and community intersect. Recently, there’s been growing public interest in changes underway at the museum. We want to

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Unstill Life

Thoughts from Lizzie Ammon The show Unstill Life features pieces that capture those moments in time where we move without care of who is watching. By capturing a snapshot of mostly ordinary movement, these works evoke a sense of mystery and leave us with questions about the identity, activities, locations, and intentions of their subjects.

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2024 Annual Survey – Results are in!

Thank you for participating! In 2024, the Annual Survey included 202 museums and heard from over 90,000 respondents! Click here to read learn about 2024 findings in the Museums and Community Perceptions and Engagement: A 2024 Annual Survey of Museum-Goers Data Story. What is the Annual Survey of Museum-Goers? The Annual Survey of Museum-Goers, conducted

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Contemporary Conversations: Lesley Dill

Lesley Dill working in her studio during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo courtesy of Lesley Dill. Overview ​​The Muses had the opportunity to meet with Brooklyn-based artist Lesley Dill and inquire about her work. Her upcoming exhibit, Wilderness: Light Sizzles Around Me encourages intellectual conversation about forgotten American historical figures. Before our questions, Lesley Dill showed

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An Appreciation: Mary Lynne Weil Levy

It is with great admiration and affection that the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts community bids farewell to Mary Lynne Levy—a respected local artist and a beloved friend of the Museum. A daughter of Montgomery, Mary Lynne embraced various roles over the course of her long life—daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, professional counselor, and community

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