The Museum is wheelchair accessible through the North and South entrances of the Bixler Art and Music Center. If you would like the Museum to provide a wheelchair for your use, contact us at 207-859-5610
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Join the Colby College Museum of Art at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center, 93 Main Street, for art-making, snacks, and a free movie screening related to the exhibition, Bill Morrison: Cycles and Loops, on... more >
During the Civil War era, artists from the U.S. traveled far and wide to paint sublime landscapes. Perhaps the most famous of these artists was Frederic Edwin Church, whose destinations included the frigid and otherworldly... more >
Get to know the Lunder Institute for American Art Resident Fellows during and visit their work spaces at the Greene Block + Studios. Lunder Institute resident fellowships provide artists with spacious studios as well as... more >
Learn about Sol LeWitt, an artist who made huge drawings on walls, and then make your own art (on slightly smaller walls). After School Art Club is a program of the Ticonic Gallery + Studios,... more >
Join Ghetto Gastro, a globally recognized culinary collective, for an all-day takeover of Colby College. During their visit to campus, Ghetto Gastro will engage students through a class visit, a panel discussion, and a campus-wide dining... more >
Kamala Sankaram and Brian Shankar Adler present Crescent, a sonic exploration of global temperature data, microplastics, and the other impacts of catastrophic climate change. The program is rounded out with music inspired by philosophical explorations... more >
Christina Spurling (piano), Chris Nemeth (violin), and Marisa Solomon (cello) bring a program of piano trios in honor of Women’s History Month, featuring music by Florence Price, Lera Auerbach, and Clara Schumann. This program is... more >
Colby Music Instructor Duane Edwards and his ensemble present selections from two solo releases, Time Machine (2019) and Birds (2023), and new compositions—playing improvisatory music in the spirit of jazz with modern takes on rock... more >
David Hyun-su Kim returns to Colby to present a program of Clara Schumann and Franz Schubert on a mid-19th-century Viennese fortepiano. Music in the Museum is a series of live performances, curated by the Colby... more >
Each Thursday, join us to spend time with a work of art on view in the Colby Museum’s gallery spaces. This week, Siera Hyte, Lunder Institute Program Manager, will facilitate a conversation focusing on Crickett... more >
