Wood Gaylor was a part of the Ogunquit art colony “from the beginning,” according to one observer. In this talk, Andrea Rosen, curator of the traveling exhibition Art’s Ball: Wood Gaylor & American Modernism, 913-1936, will go into greater detail about Gaylor’s involvement in the Ogunquit art colony and his pioneering collecting of folk art; the wacky…

Safely explore our three-acre sculpture park with 18 gardens, pause for stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, view our compelling art exhibitions. GIVEAWAY!!! To celebrate Ogunquit Day here at the museum (free admission to all Ogunquit residents!), we are giving away a giftbag of goodies--including a one-year membership, two beautiful catalogs, an OMAA mug, and more--to one lucky Ogunquit resident! To enter,…

OMAA continues its exploration of the union between arts and letters with programs by notable authors and artists.  ZOOM LINK Toi Derricotte is a poet whose writings explore race and identity through autobiography as well as literary forebears, and her work is known for treating sexual topics with candor. A reviewer in Publishers Weekly characterized Derricotte…