Orlando Museum of Art

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

12:00 pm

Museums on Us - Bank of America

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Fun Fact:

Thomas Creswick's Birthday

Closed Mondays :(

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Fun Fact:

Othon Friesz's Birthday

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

8:00 am

Click. Select. Donate. Earn. Receive.

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From The Collection

Lettuce Lake

From The Collection

Woman's Headdress

Fun Fact:

E. Carrick Fox's Birthday

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

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Fun Fact:

Franz Marc's Birthday

Fun Fact:

Guercino's Birthday

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

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From The Collection

Dr. Gibson

Fun Fact:

J.J.P. Oud's Birthday

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

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Fun Fact:

Francesco Hayez's Birthday

Fun Fact:

Francesco Longhi's Birthday

Exhibitions

On View Until Apr 1st

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen: Topographies

Barbara Sorensen is known for monumental sculptural installations that draw on geological formations and classical elements, but recently turned her energies to large-scale environmental vessels constructed of metals and resins, as well as new, experimental mixed-media prints and two-dimensional works. Often interconnected and chromatically bold, the new ...

On View Until Jul 15th

Picturing My Florida

Picturing My Florida: A Grassroots Portrait of the Sunshine State
Official Contest Rules...

On View Until Feb 12th

Wendy Babcox: Landscape Interrupted

Photographs are deeply connected with our daily-lived experiences. They permeate our lives, make their way into our consciousness and record context for the times in which we live. Wendy Babcox looks to her surroundings to explore this complexity of photography and examines the human relationship to the natural world through ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life

Living in Style: African Art of Everyday Life from the Collection of William D. and Norma Canelas Roth

Living in Style presents beautifully crafted functional objects created by both men and women from traditional African societies throughout the continent. These objects are primarily personal and household items used in everyday ...

On View Until Jun 30th

Currents in Contemporary Art

Currents in Contemporary Art: Process and Materials

The OMA has been collecting contemporary American art for more than 30 years. A hallmark of contemporary art of the past three decades is its diversity and acceptance of varied approaches to creating art. Today artists employ a wide range of expressive strategies ...

Events & Programs

and...

Feature

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