Missoula Art Museum Exhibition Collection

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Collection SummaryThe Missoula Art Museum’s full collection consists of approximately 2,500 objects, with an emphasis on regional and Indigenous contemporary art. The exhibitions shared here on the Montana History Portal represent only a fraction of MAM’s exhibition history. In celebration of its 50th anniversary in 2025, the museum has begun to digitize its exhibition history and sharing notable exhibitions from over the years. This digitization project is generously funded by a grant from the Foundation for Montana History. This digital collection both represents MAM’s efforts to promote diversity of expression and provides an opportunity for the public to engage with the history of MAM as never before.

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MAM is committed to representing contemporary Indigenous artistic expression faithfully and collaboratively. MAM recognizes the ongoing sovereignty of the Séliš and Ql̓ispé Tribal people, who agreed through Treaty to live in peace with settlers of this land. Tribal people inspire MAM’s efforts to create and maintain a beloved, inclusive community. MAM respects the original sacrifice made by Indigenous people.
Contributing InstitutionMissoula Art MuseumRelated Sub-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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