Happening on Thursday,
October 3, 2019:

WCMA is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Admission is free and all are welcome. Plan your visit.

See what’s ongoing or up next.

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10/3/19
Season Celebration

Come celebrate our bold and ambitious slate of fall exhibitions.
Ongoing
9/6/19 — 12/9/19
Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A.
9/20/19 — 12/15/19
Candle (from Earth into a Black Hole) 
9/18/19 — 12/22/19
Sonance for the Precession
9/5/19 — 1/19/20
Object Lab: Fall 2019
9/20/19 — 1/26/20
Sense and Suggestion
9/6/19 — 3/16/20
All At Once
9/27/19 — 4/19/20
The invisible enemy should not exist (Room Z, Northwest Palace of Nimrud)
2/1/17 — 6/30/20
WCMA Digital Project
9/6/19 — 12/31/20
SHIFT: New Interpretations of American and European Art
Ongoing
Rheingantz x Prendergast
Ongoing
Remixing the Hall
Ongoing
Acquiring Art
Ongoing
Public Art: Outdoor Sculpture
Up next
10/5/19
Plonsker Family Lecture in Contemporary Art

Kenturah Davis is the featured speaker in this fall's Plonsker Family Lecture in Contemporary Art.
10/10/19
Sound piece inspired by 
meteorites and the moon

Neil Leonard, the Arthur Levitt, Jr. '52 Artist-in-Residence at Williams, will present a remix of his "Sonance for the Precession," a sound piece inspired by 
meteorites and the moon, in conjunction with "Candle (from Earth into a Black Hole)."
10/24/19
Cosmic open-mic night

Poems and other readings inspired by the universe will be presented in conjunction with "Candle (from Earth into a Black Hole)" in an open mic-style event.

2/1/20 — 5/5/20
James & Jerome
2/1/20 — 8/31/20
Object Lab: Spring 2020
2/25/20 — 8/31/20
In the Public Eye
1/25/20 — 12/31/20
Landmarks
Recently archived
4/12/24
Genealogy Workshop + Lecture with Dr. Kendra Field

In conjunction with the 'Emancipation' exhibition, Dr. Kendra Field '99 will give a public lecture at 5:30 p.m. that will explore the long history of African American genealogy from the Middle Passage to the present, preceded by a genealogy workshop for Williams students from 4 to 5 p.m.
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