MMofA brings the iconic photographs by Gordon Parks during the Jim Crow era back to the city
Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile, 1956 Renowned photographs from Mobile during Jim Crow era at Mobile Museum of Art MOBILE, Ala. – On January 16, 2021, Mobile Museum of Art brings the iconic photographs by Gordon Parks during the Jim Crow era back to the city where they were captured with the special exhibition, […]
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Museum Drive is closed to thru traffic
From October 12th to the 23rd, Museum Drive is closed from the University Ave entrance, but MMofA’s parking lot is still accessible from the McGregor/Spring Hill Ave side. We are open and will remain open with regular hours during this road closure. See the City of Mobile’s full press release here and images of the […]
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Exhibition Publication Fundraiser In Memory of David E. Brauer (1943-2020)
Please donate to help MMofA create a publication for An Art Historian Collects: The David E. Brauer Collection In Memory of art historian and collector, David E. Brauer The Mobile Museum of Art is saddened to learn of the passing of David E. Brauer (who passed away on September 15, 2020). This museum is honored […]
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We will be better – A message of support from MMofA
ARE MUSEUMS INCLUSIVE & REPRESENTATIVE? We need to be better… With the threat of COVID-19 not yet behind us and persistent, painful displays of violence and inequity against people of color across the nation, our concern for the health, safety, and well-being of all members of our community is of the utmost importance. While the […]
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MMofA repairs masks for MFD
While we are closed to the public, MMofA art educators are lending their creative skills to help replace corroded elastic on face masks for the City of Mobile fire department and first responders.
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MMofA closed due to COVID-19
Mobile Museum of Art will tentatively open on June 23 with limited access and adjusted hours. To keep you safe, we will also implement some precautions for our staff and our visitors. Click the link below to read these precautions before you plan your visit. VIEW COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS
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MMofA to remain closed until April 21st
To help protect the health and safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers, the Mobile Museum of Art is closed to the public until Tuesday, April 21st.
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An Important Update Regarding Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) – MMofA Closed until April 7
To help protect the health and safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers, the Mobile Museum of Art is closed to the public until Tuesday, April 7th.
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MMofA to close until April 7
MMofA will be closed until April 7 to the public due to the COVID-19 health risk situation.
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Regarding COVID-19
With state of emergencies across the U.S., there is nothing more important to us than the health and safety of our valued members, visitors, volunteers, and staff. Our doors remain open and welcoming as we continue to follow all recommendations from local health and government officials.
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