For Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day on Saturday, September 17, the Tampa Museum of Art will be closed to the public due to construction. The Museum will reopen for regular hours on Sunday, September 18. In the meantime, we invite you to save the date, Saturday, October 15, to join us for a free TMA Family […]
Following safety precautions in advance of Hurricane Ian, the Tampa Museum of Art will be closed to the public effective Monday, September 26 at 2 pm through Friday, September 30 or until further notice. The safety of our staff and visitors is our top priority, and we will make a future announcement about any changes […]
Visit the Tampa Museum of Art for free on Saturday, October 15! Children’s Board Free Family Day at Tampa Museum of Art welcomes families to take part in a day of art, creativity, and fun. Enjoy art making projects, music, performances, gallery activities, refreshments, and more, all inspired by the Museum’s exhibitions. Click here to […]
Join us for a special gallery talk focused on Carrie Mae Weems on the final day of the exhibition Dawoud Bey & Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue. Celeste Davis will share her insights and observations on Weems’ art, as well as discuss the significance of her art today. Celeste Davis has spent her career in […]
Visit the Tampa Museum of Art for free on Saturday, December 3! Children’s Board Free Family Day at Tampa Museum of Art welcomes families to take part in a day of Reflection and Gratitude as we near the end of the year. Enjoy art making projects, music, performances, gallery activities, refreshments, and more, all inspired […]
Join Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, for a special series of Sunday gallery talks highlighting the artists featured in Time for Change: Art and Social Unrest in the Jorge M. Pérez Collection. The first talk, Women/Mujeres, looks at works by Firelei Báez, Teresa Burga, Ana María Devis, Glenda León, Marisol, Gala Porres-Kim […]
Global Tapestries examines the significance of fabric and textiles in works by Miguel Aguirre, Glenda León, Christopher Myers, Reynier Levya Novo, Yinka Shonibare, and Barthelemy Toguo. Shonibare and Toguo’s sculptures speak to textile history and socio-political links between Europe, Africa, and America. Aguirre and León create new artworks inspired by design and political events. Climate […]
Visit the Tampa Museum of Art for free on Saturday, February 4! Children’s Board Free Family Day at Tampa Museum of Art welcomes families to celebrate the New Year with a day full of activities. Enjoy art-making projects, music, performances, gallery activities, refreshments, and more, all inspired by the Museum’s exhibitions. Get Your Free Tickets […]
Past is Present, the third gallery talk in the Sunday Sessions series, highlights reflections and interpretations of history through the lens of contemporary art. Works by Jonathas de Andrade, Fernando Bryce, Miroslaw Balka, Edouard Duval-Carrié, Genevieve Gaignard, Samuel Levi Jones, Robert Longo, Kara Walker, and Ai Weiwei, will be discussed. This talk will focus on […]
Join us for an in-gallery discussion of select works in Time for Change: Art and Social Unrest in the Jorge M. Pérez Collection. In this panel discussion, Iris Gonzalez, TMA's Tour Coordinator, will moderate a discussion with recent graduates from the University of South Florida's M.A. in Art History program. Gonzalez, who has also recently graduated […]
Join us for a special Sunday Session focused on contemporary art and art historical influences. Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, will discuss how current artists on view have drawn inspiration from the Renaissance, impressionism, cubism, and pop. This Sunday Session features an introductory presentation with an in-gallery tour and looks at works […]
Join us for a special Sunday Sessions exploring 19th-century photography on view in the Museum’s galleries. Robin O’Dell, guest curator of Travels in Italy: A 19th-Century Journey through Photography, will lead a conversation about images of foreign lands and famous antiquities. Lectures and gallery talks are offered free with regular admission: Art+ Museum Members: Free Not-Yet-Members: $25 […]