July 11 – Katherine Bradford and Celeste Roberge The beach as a subject has been an important part of the art of Katherine Bradford and Celeste Roberge. In this conversation—moderated by Donna Cassidy—they will talk about their work in the exhibition Shifting Sands and how they (and others) have approached this subject in light of our contemporary…
Join writer Megan Grumbling and artist Jan Piribeck on a walking - writing journey at the Ogunquit Museum of American Arty. The journey begins with a gathering inside the museum by Long Island Drift, Piribeck's mixed media installation for the Shifting Sands exhibition. Participators will then explore the vistas and vantage points of the exhibition…
Led by one of OMAA's docents, join us on a general tour of OMAA's galleries and current exhibitions. Free with admission. Tours begin at the admission desk.
There is NO Yoga on Friday, July 21, 2023. Check our calendar of events here for all other dates for yoga.
OMAA will be open from 10:00am-12:00pm on July 22, 2023, closing at Noon for a private event. We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding.
Celebrated Biddeford-based dance and art installation company Subcircle has been invited to perform on the grounds of OMAA. Subcircle artists will create improvisational movement structures and soundscores inspired by the OMAA site, seasonal exhibitions, and surrounding landscape. These events aim to make visible the ways art, geography, architecture, and the body are in constant dialogue.…
Enjoy a tour of OMAA's beautiful Sculpture Garden with one of our wonderful docents. Tours generally last an hour. All tours are weather permitting.
Enjoy a walking tour of the Ogunquit Historic Art Schools with one of our wonderful docents. Tours generally last an hour and traverse from the museum to the footbridge at Perkins Cove. All tours are weather permitting.
July 25 – Meg Webster Meg Webster is a land artist whose work has long reflected on the environment and humanity’s relation to it. In conversation with Theresa Choi, Assistant Curator, Webster will speak about her career and the work she is including in the exhibition Meg Webster: Site-Specific Work that responds directly to OMAA’s unique sense…
Carl Austin Hyatt has been photographing the coast of New England for 35 years. More recently his focus has been on Narrow Cove and nearby Bald Head Cliff ( at the Cliff House). He will speak about how the ‘spirit of place’ shapes not only the art but also the artist and even the community…
