Give to the David Newman Memorial Fund
David Newman Memorial Fund Click Here to Donate On June 4th, 2021, the world lost an inspiring teacher, scholar, and champion of the arts when David Newman passed away. A…
OMAA TEMPORARILY CLOSING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF OUR NEW GLASS WINDOW
OMAA announces an exciting temporary closure between Tuesday, May 10 and Friday May 13 during the installation of the new curtain glass wall. We will be closed to the public during…
OMAA’s Beautiful New Bridge
OMAA’s Beautiful New Bridge OMAA is pleased to announce that a new bridge, built and donated by Matt McTighe of Cape Neddick, has been installed by our pond just in…
OMAA Opening Up its View and its Doors Wider This Season
PORTLAND PRESS HERALD April 24, 2022 By Eric Russell OGUNQUIT, MAINE – The seasonal art museum will soon complete a renovation that showcases the property’s ocean view, but director Amanda…
OMAA Appoints Devon Zimmerman as Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary American Art
Amanda Lahikainen, PhD, Executive Director of Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA), has appointed Devon Zimmerman, PhD, as Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary American Art, effective April 4, 2022.…
OMAA Receives Transformational Gift
The Ogunquit Museum of American Art received one of the largest gifts in the history of the Museum from Carol and Noel Leary to support the Museum’s exciting new vision…
Objects of our affection
Wolf Kahn (1927-2020); Distant Blue Ridge, 1997 Oil on canvas, #2015.8 In this series, OMAA staff, volunteers and friends discuss their favorite art and sculpture from our collections. Selected by Maine artist…
Objects of our affection
Mountfort Coolidge (1888-1954); The Rising Moon – The Golden Fleece, c. 1925 Oil on canvas, 30 x 34 in. Gift of Robert and Jill Checkaway In this new series, OMAA staff, volunteers…
Nominate first responders
OMAA gives back to first responders
For Museums Big and Small, Fall Openings Mark Triumphs Over Pandemic Logistics
BOSTON GLOBE September 24, 2020 By Murray Whyte OGUNQUIT, MAINE – They were ready, if it came to it. In late June, just a week before the Ogunquit Museum of…
