Missoula Art Museum

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DescriptionFounded in 1975 and accredited by the American Alliance of Museums since 1987, the Missoula Art Museum is emerging as the leading contemporary art museum in the Intermountain West. Located in the heart of Missoula’s historic downtown, MAM is housed partially in an original Carnegie Library, which was constructed in 1903. After multiple renovations, including a large-scale modern addition completed in 2006, the museum as it stands today is an ideal environment for exhibiting, celebrating, and preserving its growing contemporary art collection. As a central part of its mission, MAM strives to make art as accessible as possible to all audiences and aims to empower individuals to engage with art and artists. This ethos is summarized by the museum’s maxim of “Free Admission // Free Expression.” By making the museum free and open to all, MAM demonstrates its commitment to providing an open and welcoming space where people can experience and explore contemporary art that is relevant to the community, the state, and the region. Home PageMissoula Art MuseumContributor TypeMuseumCollectionMissoula Art Museum Exhibition CollectionSub-CollectionIndian Country – Love It or Leave ItNative Funk and FlashRecent Works by Rudy and Lela AutioThe Great American Bison-Tennial Exhibition The New American QuiltPersian Rug ShowE.S. PaxsonWorks in Clay

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