OMAA Announces 2026 Exhibitions
Looking for America, April 10 – July 19, 2026 Looking for America brings together Hank Willis Thomas and a cohort of artists who have worked alongside him over the years, celebrating…
Looking for America, April 10 – July 19, 2026 Looking for America brings together Hank Willis Thomas and a cohort of artists who have worked alongside him over the years, celebrating…
Reexamining an Untitled Drawing by Winslow Homer By Kristen Lauritzen In an unassuming graphite sketch on slightly weathered paper, a dramatic narrative unfolds: set against a coastal backdrop, figures in…
Congratulations to the participants and WINNERS of this year’s Art in Bloom! Over 850+ visitors attended Art in Bloom this year, with 515 votes cast for the for the People’s…
OMAA is now on Bloomberg Connects! We are thrilled to announce that our new digital guide is available for free with Bloomberg Connects! Launched in conjunction with the Museum’s 2025…
OGUNQUIT, Maine —The Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) is excited to announce the launch of its inaugural Title I School Bus Fund, designed to cover transportation costs for schools receiving…
OGUNQUIT, Maine — The Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA) announces a strategic partnership with renowned architecture firm Kevin Daly Architects (kdA). The partnership includes a study to assess OMAA’s existing challenges…
The Ogunquit Museum of American Art remembers Former Director Michael Culver. We are grateful for his many years of service and mentorship to the OMAA community. You can read his…
Congratulations to the participants and WINNERS of this year’s Art in Bloom! Over 600+ visitors attended Art in Bloom this year, with 539 votes cast for the for the People’s…
David Cunningham joins OMAA as Director of Advancement. David holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from The American University of Paris and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in…
PORTLAND PRESS HERALD June 25, 2023 By Jorge S. Arango At left, Walt Kuhn, “Sleeping Girl, 1922; in middle, Reginald March, “Irviring Place Burlesque, 1930, top, and Walt Kuhn, “Clown…