Currently On View: High Art
2022 THEME: REFLECTIONS
May 17th – June 2nd
This year’s High Art theme of REFLECTIONS features personal and profound installations that reflect on the world around us – either literally or figuratively.
Think Outside the Box
Original drawings, paintings and digital creations from a team of artists that live and/or work in Attleboro encase six of the city’s utility boxes in the heart of the downtown.
Signs of the Times: Self-guided Tour
A exhibition of art featuring replicas of permanent collection works that are imprinted on banners and attached to downtown Attleboro’s light poles.
“Signs of the Times” is a coronavirus-safe way for participants to experience art and gain exposure to Attleboro’s downtown restaurants, businesses and attractions.
Take the free tour now.
Plan Your Museum Visit
As of April 1st, 2022, masks are encouraged but are optional at the Attleboro Arts Museum. This applies to all visitors, art students of all ages, and touring groups.
“Connectivity” – A National Juried Exhibition
VIEW A LIST OF ACCEPTED WORKS AND DOWNLOAD REQUIRED FORMS.
Exhibition: June 15th – July 13th, 2022
Opening Awards Reception: Saturday, June 18th from 2pm – 4pm.
High Art
2022 THEME: REFLECTIONS
May 17th – June 2nd
High Art is an annual exhibition showcasing the extraordinary talent and ideas of high school students enrolled in public, private, parochial, alternative, charter or homeschool programs.
Support the Museum
The Museum is a privately supported, non-profit arts institution whose core commitment to “Arts for Everyone” guides the Museum’s programs and operations.
Museum Gift Shop
Our gift shop maintains a selection of unique housewares, jewelry, accessories, greeting cards, innovative toys, ceramics, original art, and more.
Hours & Admission
The Attleboro Arts Museum welcomes visitors Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm. Sunday & Monday (except for select art classes and events).
Closed: Saturday, May 28th, 2022.
Summer hours starting May 31st: Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm.
Community Gallery
The Community Gallery features original work from both promising and professional Museum artist members.
View a series of expressive paintings from Monique Rolle-Johnson from May 4th – 31st.