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Tweed Museum of Art, c. 1958

The Tweed Museum of Art, established in 1950, collects and interprets art from around the world. From formal lectures to lively hands-on programs, the museum develops programs for education in the arts. Over 6,000 objects make up the permanent collection, and 8-10 special exhibitions are organized each year. In addition, Art and Design students' work is displayed each week in the Studio Gallery. A variety of educational opportunities are available, including guided tours, Family Day events and internship programs. Student volunteers, interns, and work-study students are an important part of the museum's staff. The museum store features a unique selection of art books, cards, jewelry and gifts.

  • Admission is free, and students and their guests are encouraged to visit the museum anytime; guided tours are available by appointment. However, the Tweed is closed on Mondays.

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