Above: Young visitors learn about the art of ceramics and throwing on a wheel in the outdoor studio.
Overview
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts is an organization with roots that run deep in River Region’s art scene. Originally founded by local artists, we strive to keep those bonds strong through programming, exhibiting, and teaching opportunities.
Introduce Yourself
Artists interested in introducing their work to a MMFA curator should submit the following materials for review:
- Artist Statement
- 10–20 digital images or address of your personal website
- Image list, including media, dimensions, and date of works
- Articles and other support material (optional)
The Museum cannot accept actual works of art. Should we need any additional information, a curator will contact you.
Get Involved
Are you a regional artist who loves sharing the joy of art with others? The MMFA offers studio classes for a variety of learners, from new artists as young as three years old, up to adults seasoned in creative experiences. If you have a passion for art education and are interested in teaching at the MMFA, please send us your resume and a brief introduction.
ArtTalk
This program offers artists constructive feedback from and camaraderie with peers from across the community.
Artist in Action
This unique workshop is led by local artists for local artists.
The docent program prepares active volunteers to lead tours and other public offerings at the Museum, with occasional opportunities to also give classroom and other off-site presentations. Docents regularly lead tours for a variety of ages, from young students to adults, guiding groups through the galleries, studios, and ArtWorks. Public programs include activities for whole families and offerings that engage the community.
Show Your Work
The Museum co-hosts a juried biennial exhibition of contemporary art with the membership of the Montgomery Art Guild (MAG), an organization of local artists in the River Region.
The Museum’s store features artists from across the River Region and state. With a goal of reflecting our community’s beautifully diverse art scene, we welcome artists of all practices, backgrounds, media, and styles to apply. Artists and works of art featured are changed out annually, with the call opening in October before the next rotation. Additionally, the Museum hosts regular popup events, check the calendar for upcoming opportunities.
Featuring artists from across the River Region and the state, the MMFA’s annual Fall Festival offers a beautiful array of works in various price ranges, from striking fine art to charming gifts. Held in late September around the solstice, this event is a don’t-miss!
