After much consideration, the lingering impact of the Coronavirus has forced organizers to cancel the Attleboro Arts Museum’s 2021 Flower Show.  Despite a genuine effort to re-imagine the layout, attractions, programs and flow of guests, organizers believe that a truly safe Flower Show in March 2021 is not achievable.  

The Flower Show, an annual 4-day/1-night fundraising event that brought close to 2500 guests to the AAM in 2019, is a community favorite.  Large crowds gather to take in lush garden installations, meet in the Show’s café, come face-to-face with live animals, listen to musical performances and more.  In 2020, the Show’s 29^th consecutive year, doors were about to open to the public when the Coronavirus took hold, and the Museum was forced to close for over three months.  

However, a popular component of the Flower Show can still safely be presented – its natured-themed art exhibition. The display of original art, this year entitled “Back to Nature,” will showcase work in a range of disciplines that relate to the natural world.  Along with the “Back to Nature” exhibition, the Museum’s gift shop will expand, and the organization’s popular “extraordinary” raffles will be offered. These attractions will not be called the “Flower Show” – they’ll be treated as an AAM exhibition with select special features. “Back to Nature” will be on view from March 6^th – 19^th, 2021. Artists can view the full prospectus here.

Organizers are hopeful that the complete Flower Show, and all that makes it a highlight of the year, will bloom again in 2022.  

An In-gallery Exhibition of Nature-themed Artwork at the Attleboro Arts Museum

• Delivery of art: February 13th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th, 2021
• Exhibition: March 4th – 19th, 2021

After much consideration, the lingering impact of the Coronavirus has forced organizers to cancel the Attleboro Arts Museum’s 2021 Flower Show.  Despite a genuine effort to re-imagine the layout, attractions, programs and flow of guests, organizers believe that a truly safe Flower Show in March 2021 is not achievable.  

However, a popular component of the Flower Show can still safely be presented – its natured-themed art exhibition. The meandering display of original art, this year entitled “Back to Nature,” will showcase 1 or 2 works from each artist.  All pieces must represent the natural world: either floral, landscape, underwater, weather, wildlife, extinct species, insects, etc.  All mediums can be submitted and this year every nature-themed piece that meets the guidelines listed below will be accepted.  Submissions will not be juried for entry.  Additionally, the length of the exhibition will be extended this year.  “Back to Nature” will be on view for twelve days (as opposed to four). “People’s Choice” prizes will be awarded after the Show has concluded. Along with the “Back to Nature” exhibition, the Museum’s gift shop will expand, and the organization’s popular “extraordinary” raffles will be offered.  

Organizers are hopeful that the complete Flower Show, and all that makes it a highlight of the year, will bloom again in 2022.   

Exhibition of Nature-themed Artwork Guidelines (There are no exceptions)

• Each artist can submit one or two nature-themed pieces for Back to Nature. We guarantee that any nature-themed submission that meet the Show’s guidelines will be accepted. 
• Fees remain the same for 2021: One submission: $20 for Museum members; $25 for non-members. Two submissions: $30 for members; $35 for non-members.  All fees must be submitted with artwork and are non-refundable.  Checks payable to the Attleboro Arts Museum.
• Only original work that has not been previously exhibited at the Attleboro Arts Museum’s gallery will be accepted.  
• If you submitted work for the AAM’s 2020 nature-themed exhibition (that was canceled due to Covid-19) you CAN resubmit that piece(s) for this year’s show.  
• Work that has been mass reproduced will not be accepted.
• 2D (and 3D wall-hung) work must be no larger than 30” x 30” (including the entire frame), securely framed or gallery wrapped, and ready to hang with a firm wire hanging system (no sawtooth hardware). No wet paint. 
• 3D work cannot have a footprint larger than 24” x 24”.  
• Complex assembly of 3D work that needs to be done by the artist must be scheduled in advance of delivery, call 508-222-2644 x10.
• 2D & 3D work must weigh under 100 lbs.  
• Artists must complete one loan agreement and one ID form for each piece.  As a health and safety measure, all forms must be completed in advance and brought with the artwork at delivery.  See below to download forms.
• If you are unable to print, stop by the Museum to pick up the required forms no later than February 12th from 10am – 5pm.  In order to limit the number of visitors and time spent indoors, artists will not be admitted to the Museum if documents are not completed in advance and payments are not prepared in advance of drop-off. 
• Curbside drop-off and pick-up of artwork on the designated days can be arranged by calling 508-222-2644 x10 or emailing office@attleboroartsmuseum.org
• Work can be for sale.  Museum commission:  members – 30%; non-members – 40%.
• Once the artwork is delivered it cannot, for any circumstances, leave the gallery until the show ends.  
• The AAM cannot guarantee that individual works from one artist will hang together.  Please submit works that do not require specific proximity to a particular submission.    

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Nature-themed Art Exhibition Key Dates                       

Note: The AAM is closed on Sundays and Mondays.      

• Delivery of art:  February 13th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th from 10am – 4pm. 
• In-gallery exhibition: March 4th – 19th, from 10am – 5pm.  An online companion exhibit will contain selections from the full exhibition. Masked guests are asked to review the AAM’s health and safety protocols before they visit.
• Pick up of exhibited work: March 20th, 23rd, 24th, 25th from 10am – 4pm.  
• Work left beyond March 25th at 4pm will be charged $5 per day, per piece.  Late fee payable at the time of late pick-up.  It is the exhibiting artist’s responsibility to make note of the pick-up date.  

Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA. 

Telephone: 508.222.2644.  Email: office@attleboroartsmuseum.org

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Image: Marie Wisz

Massachusetts COVID-19 Restrictions (As of 1/7/2021)

In accordance with updated Massachusetts health and safety mandates, museum capacity restrictions have been implemented.  These restrictions impact the number of students in our art classes and the spaces where classes can be held.

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Can I visit the Museum’s Members’ Exhibition?

Yes, our gallery remains open to the public with capacity at 25%. Reservations are not required to enter, but if we are at capacity you may be asked to wait for a short period to enter. View all visitor protocols.

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What does this mean for my art class starting on January 8^th and 9th?

• All virtual art classes will be held as planned – no changes
• Animal Adventures will be held in-person on January 9^th
• Drawing Fundamentals & Figures will be held in-person on January 9^th
• Mastering the Mark – Teen Art Studio will be held in-person on January 9^th
• Painting People, Places and Pears will be held in-person on January 9^th
• Me, Myself & Art will no longer be held

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What does this mean for my art class starting on January 14^th or 16^th?

Classes that launch on January 14^th and 16^th can and will all be held – however the format of the class (in-person vs. virtual) will be posted as soon as updated mandates are issued.  

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Please note, as stated in the W. Charles Thompson Museum School Handbook: “Art classes and workshops may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to changes in health & safety mandates. Please check back here for updates.”

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All exhibiting artists are to be recognized for contributing to the Attleboro Arts Museum’s 2020 Members’ Exhibition.  Member artists are eligible to annually submit between 1-3 pieces for display in the Ottmar Gallery.  This year 391 works from 188 artists are on view – a strong showing of creativity during extraordinary times.

Juror Jennifer Jean Okumura, a practicing artist and President and founding Exhibition Chair for National Association of Women Artists, Inc., MA chapter, has awarded prizes to the following:

View the Members’ Exhibition in-gallery from December 12th, 2020 – January 29th, 2021. Tuesday – Saturday from 10am – 5pm.

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Juror’s Statement

I am honored to be the juror for the current Members’ show up now through January 29th, 2021. AAM is a force of nature, a master of the dark and light, and all in-between. This sums up the show as a whole, the works synthesize cultures and the living ‘now’ experiences to create works of strength, vision, and beauty. AAM operates as a source of social connection and well-being for creatives. We need this – a safe and welcoming place to share our narratives of resilience, healing, solidarity, and freedom. This year (unlike others thus far) symbolizes ‘hope’ the frailness in our emotions, the warm and inviting memories in our heads, the damages left in our hearts but ultimately an optimistic outlook for ourselves and our beloved AAM. Please join me in congratulating, enjoying, and purchasing the beauties of the show. Art is what we call life, all that is love and more.

– Jennifer Jean Okumura

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Members’ Exhibition Press

View an excerpt from a Members’ Exhibition review in the Jan/Feb 2021 issue of Artscope Magazine: https://artscopemagazine.com/2021/01/arts-for-everybody-attleboro-members-show-has-art-fair-feel/

View video coverage of the Members’ Exhibition from DoubleACS: https://www.facebook.com/DoubleACS/videos/152523389630411

The Sun Chronicle newspaper covers the Members’ Exhibition: https://www.thesunchronicle.com/news/coronavirus/attleboro-museums-members-exhibit-spans-serious-to-humorous/article_b2d7bdab-e522-5704-9406-ace874453c36.html

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View the Members’ Exhibition from December 12th, 2020 – January 29th, 2021. Tuesday – Saturday from 10am – 5pm.

Guests are welcome to view the Attleboro Arts Museum’s Members’ Exhibition Tuesday – Saturday from 10am – 5pm. Reservations are not required, however we ask that you review our protocols before visiting the Museum. Thank you for your cooperation.

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An important Attleboro Arts Museum member benefit is the opportunity to annually exhibit original artwork in the Museum’s Ottmar Gallery. In the spirit of our tagline – Arts for Everyone – all member work that meets the exhibition guidelines is accepted into this exhibition. Guest Juror Jennifer Jean Okumura has reviewed all of the submissions and selected award winners.

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Juror Jennifer Jean Okumura has a strong comprehensive knowledge of both modern and contemporary art markets with diverse and extensive fine art experiences such as Operations Manager, Fine Art Consultant, Design Associate, and Adjunct Educator at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. She currently sits on the board as President and founding Exhibition Chair for National Association of Women Artists, Inc., MA chapter.

As a practicing artist, Jennifer’s use of color and creative texture lend harmoniously from the natural world and her heritage of both Eastern and Western influences. She derives inspiration for her oil paintings of a wide variety of subjects, which she hopes conveys a sense of motion and evokes a wide range of emotions.

Affiliations: National Association of Women Artists, Inc., New York, NY/MA/FL, Boston University Alumni, Arts Administration Student Association [AASA], Rockport Art Association & Museum, SoWa Artists Guild, SoWa Art + Design District and Unbound Visual Arts [UVA].

View award winners.

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Members’ Exhibition Press

View an excerpt from a Members’ Exhibition review in the Jan/Feb 2021 issue of Artscope Magazine: https://artscopemagazine.com/2021/01/arts-for-everybody-attleboro-members-show-has-art-fair-feel/

View video coverage of the Members’ Exhibition from DoubleACS: https://www.facebook.com/DoubleACS/videos/152523389630411

The Sun Chronicle newspaper covers the Members’ Exhibition: https://www.thesunchronicle.com/news/coronavirus/attleboro-museums-members-exhibit-spans-serious-to-humorous/article_b2d7bdab-e522-5704-9406-ace874453c36.html

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Juror’s Statement

I am honored to be the juror for the current Members’ show up now through January 29th, 2021. AAM is a force of nature, a master of the dark and light, and all in-between. This sums up the show as a whole, the works synthesize cultures and the living ‘now’ experiences to create works of strength, vision, and beauty. AAM operates as a source of social connection and well-being for creatives. We need this – a safe and welcoming place to share our narratives of resilience, healing, solidarity, and freedom. This year (unlike others thus far) symbolizes ‘hope’ the frailness in our emotions, the warm and inviting memories in our heads, the damages left in our hearts but ultimately an optimistic outlook for ourselves and our beloved AAM. Please join me in congratulating, enjoying, and purchasing the beauties of the show. Art is what we call life, all that is love and more.

– Jennifer Jean Okumura

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Exhibiting Artists:

Name	City, State
Jerry Aissis	Cumberland, RI
Linda Alger	Attleboro, MA
Francis Alix	Jamaica Plain, MA
Brian Aronne	Attleboro, MA
Clare Asch	Marlborough, MA
Mark D. Babbidge	Providence, RI
Lisa G. Bailey	Franklin, MA
Deborah Baldizar	Seekonk, MA
Lissa Banks	Norfolk, MA
Angela Baracchini	Norton, MA
Nancy Beams	Cambridge, MA
Paula Stebbins Becker	Tiverton, RI
Robin Beckwith	Warwick, RI
Christina Beecher	Mansfield, MA
Pamela Benham	Santa Barbara, CA
Judith Bertozzi	Rehoboth, MA
David Lee Black	Wrentham, MA
Katie Blundell	Mansfield, MA
Janice Bowker	Somerset, MA
Chelsea Bradway	Southborough, MA
Jane Bregoli	Dartmouth, MA
Herman Brewster	Providence, RI
Jayne Brown	Blackstone, MA
Eddie Bruckner	Needham Heights, MA
Andre Camire	New Bedford, MA
Peter Campbell	Lincoln, RI
Kristin Campbell	Attleboro, MA
Barbara A. Canning	Warwick, RI
Kristin Capezio	Norwood, MA
Laura White Carpenter	Providence, RI
Evan Casey	Walpole, MA
Sara Chaloux	Attleboro, MA
Cathy Chin	Riverside, RI
Fehmida Chipty	Winchester, MA
Susan Elizabeth Clark	Franklin, MA
Bill Clark	Seekonk, MA
Susan Clarke	Lincoln, RI
Wendy Clayton	Milford, MA
C. Clinton	Holliston, MA
Barry Close	Norton, MA
Diana Cole	Warren, RI
Hazel Holmes	Attleboro, MA
Valerya Couto	Attleboro, MA
Alicia Crespo	Attleboro, MA
Alyce Crowell	Norton, MA
Anne Marie Cullimore	Providence, RI
Elisabeth Dahlor	Somerville, MA
Susan Gardiner Daum	Attleboro, MA
Monica DeSalvo	Arlington, MA
Katherine Desy	Attleboro, MA
Cynthia DiDonato	North Providence, RI
Michael DiMarino	Attleboro Falls, MA
Cecily Donnelly	Plainville, MA
Cassie Doyon	Bradford, MA
Sharon D. Eisman	Warwick, RI
Tim Elliott	Attleboro, MA
Craig Elliott	Lincoln, MA
Lindsey Epstein	Tiverton, RI
Gary Espenhain	Plainville, MA
Patricia G. Faulkner	Cumberland, RI
John Fazzino	Providence, RI
Claudia Flynn	Wakefield, RI
Jack Foley	Lincoln, MA
John (Jay) Gafford	Attleboro, MA
Ashly Gasior	Seekonk, MA
William Gibson	Somerset, MA
Ann-Marie Gillett	Seekonk, MA
Jim Goss	Attleboro, MA
Lisa Granata	Tiverton, RI
Phil Gruppuso	Seekonk, MA
Victoria Guerina	Attleboro, MA
Dan Gyves	Mansfield, MA
Diana Hampe	Dedham, MA
Carol Hansen	Pawtucket, RI
Sean James Harrington	Greene, RI
Barbara Edlund Healy	North Dartmouth, MA
Richard Hidalgo	Walpole, MA
Linda Hoffman	Harvard, MA
Mark Holme	Seekonk, MA
Hazel Holmes	Attleboro, MA
Brant Holt	Attleboro, MA
Katherine Honey	North Attleboro, MA
Celeste Houle	Cumberland, RI
Elizabeth Howard	Attleboro, MA
Lorraine A. Hynes	Cumberland, RI
Marc A. Jaffe	Barrington, RI
Bonnie P. Jaffe	Barrington, RI
Beth Johnston	Putnam, CT
Lauren Kalita	Eastham, MA
Linda Pearlman Karlsberg	Newton, MA
Carolyn Hagy Kent	Warwick, RI
Kay Kopper	Pembroke, MA
Tracy Korneffel	Sharon, MA
Tamara Krendel	Andover, MA
Bill Lane	North Attleboro, MA
Gwendolyn Lanier	Lowell, MA
Iwona Lapczyk	Barrington, RI
Margot Lemieux	Mansfield, MA
Renée LeWinter	Somerville, MA
Vesna Longton	Attleboro, MA
Madeleine Lord	Dudley, MA
George Lowell	Moosup, CT
Amelia Lydon	Norton, MA
Alex MacLean	Walpole, MA
Shiela Mahaney	Anchorage, AK
Virginia Mahoney	Brockton, MA
Lesley Makris	Randolph, MA
Rosemarie Manson	Smithfield, RI
J. Manzon	Nashua, NH
S. B. Manzon	Medway, MA
Tracey J. Maroni	Attleboro, MA
Caitlyn Marsh	Worcester, MA
Kathleen Marshall	Pawtucket, RI
Kat Masella	Manchester, MA
Ariel Matisse	Watertown, MA
Sharmon McCaughey	North Attleboro, MA
Janice McDonnell	Brooklyn, NY
Catherine Meeks	Acton, MA
Stephanie N. Miksis	Franklin, MA
Todd Monjar	Pawtucket, RI
Marilyn Mooney	North Providence, RI
Alexander Morris	Rumford, RI
Kevin Mulligan	Norton, MA
Meghan Murray	Allston, MA
Karole Nicholson	Attleboro, MA
Robin Nunes	South Dartmouth, MA
Katelynn O’Brien	Foxboro, MA
Jennifer O’Keefe	Taunton, MA
Kristina Occhino	Attleboro, MA
Sarah Ouzounian	Walpole, MA
Polly Parke	Dedham, MA
Ronna A. Pate	North Providence, RI
Wayne Peltier	North Providence, RI
Michael Perry	Attleboro, MA
Caitlin Peterson	Walpole, MA
Cynthia Ponte	Lincoln, RI
Joan Powers	Foxboro, MA
Robert Prata	Smithfield, RI
Tyler M. Putnam	Mansfield, MA
Derek Raymond	Providence, RI
Lisa Redburn	Plymouth, MA
Maira Reinbergs	Attleboro, MA
Susanne Riette	South Easton, MA
Melissa Riley	Attleboro, MA
Betsy A. Ritz	Lincoln, RI
Frank Robertson	North Attleboro, MA
Courtney Rodig	Westwood, MA
Linda Rogers	Westport, MA
Tatiana Roulin	Sharon, MA
Gail Rousseau	North Attleboro, MA
Lisa Gabrielle Russell	Braintree, MA
Carol B. Sacks	North Attleboro, MA
Ken Salome	Attleboro, MA
Diane Savino	Hatfield, MA
Konstantin Savistky	Amherst, MA
Angus Schaefer	Attleboro, MA
Beverly Silva	Warwick, RI
Allen M. Spivack	Jamaica Plain, MA
James St. Germaine	West Wareham, MA
Kristin Stashenko	Medfield, MA
Patrick Steele	Southborough, MA
Heather Stivison	South Dartmouth, MA
Alan Strassman	Weston, MA
Lorraine Sullivan	Arlington, MA
Pamela R. Tarbell	Concord, NH
Christine Tarter	Rehoboth, MA
Jean Thompson	North Attleboro, MA
Felicia Touhey	Newport, RI
Charles S. Tramontana	Cumberland, RI
Kim Triedman	Arlington, MA
Jennifer Turner	Attleboro, MA
Monica Tynan	North Attleboro, MA
David Jon Volkin	North Attleboro, MA
Andrea Warner	Attleboro, MA
Robin Watson	Dudley, MA
Troy West	Wakefield, RI
Christine West	Norfolk, MA
Kelsey Weylman	Walpole, MA
Mark Wholey	Warren, RI
Angela Wimmer	Attleboro, MA
Robert Wimmer	Attleboro, MA
Steven Wiseman	Norton, MA
Marie Wisz	Taunton, MA
Mary Wojciechowski	North Attleboro, MA
Carol Wontkowski	Attleboro, MA
Marian Wrightington	Attleboro, MA
Philip Young	Arlington, MA
Bernard Zubrowski	Littleton, MA

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A National Juried Exhibition

Attleboro Arts Museum – 2021

Open to all mediums, sizes and interpretations.

In-gallery exhibition on view from June 16th–July 15th, 2021

Submit Your Artwork Now.

Real or imagined?  One might wonder these days. 

Call for Artists

Spotlight the authentic or explore the unreal.  Consider depicting a representational still life or a surrealist scene, capture the phenomenon of phantom pain or visually share a ghost story. Real or Imagined can tackle the World Wrestling Foundation, true love, historical fiction, Santa Claus, the Emperor’s new clothes, 2020’s excruciating twists and turns … Six prizes of $100 each will be awarded. 

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Entry Guidelines: Each artist may submit a minimum of one piece but up to two different pieces overall. If you do submit two pieces, the images need to represent two different works of art.

All mediums and  interpretations of Real or Imagined from US artists will be juried. There is no size limitation per entry, however all submissions (both 2D & 3D) cannot weigh over 100 lbs. each. Work must not have been previously exhibited at the Attleboro Arts Museum (AAM).

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Specifications:  Artists can submit 2D, 3D, installation, audio or video work. If selected, all technology for video or audio pieces must be supplied by the artist. Name each submitted file with the title of the art and artist’s last name (ex: ToothFairy_Smith.jpg).

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Entry fees: $18 covers payment for up to two pieces for Museum members; $25 covers up to two pieces for non-members. You can join as a member when you pay for your submission(s).  All fees are non-refundable.

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Submission Deadline:

• Friday, April 23rd  at 11:59 PM, Mountain Time (MT)
• All entries must be submitting through CaFÉ – SUBMIT YOUR ARTWORK NOW. 
• Entries that are emailed or hand-delivered will not be accepted.

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Notification of Decision: All artists will receive notification of the juror’s decision sent to the email address that they have provided by Wednesday, May 19th at 7 PM, MT. Additionally, all accepted works will be listed by title on www.attleboroartsmuseum.org.  All artists are expected to check the in-box of the email address that they provide with their submission(s) and/or the Museum’s website listing for notification of the juror’s decision. Please no inquiries.

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IF YOUR ARTWORK IS ACCEPTED:

Delivery of All Accepted Work: To properly record and install all accepted pieces, all work (and detailed hanging instructions, if applicable) must be delivered between May 20th and June 5th, from 10 AM – 3 PM, EST.  We’re closed Sundays & Mondays, and Saturday, May 29th. We cannot accept your artwork before May 20th or after June 5th. 

Accepted work can be either hand-delivered or shipped to the AAM. Installations that require assembly by the artist must be scheduled in advance of delivery.  You can arrange to send a representative to deliver and/or pick up your artwork for you. The AAM is not responsible for making these arrangements for exhibiting artists.  Once artwork is delivered it cannot, for any reason, leave the gallery until the exhibition concludes. Wet paint will not be accepted. 

Mark all accepted artwork with the artist’s name, address, city/state/zip, phone, email, title of piece, dimensions (w x h x d), weight (no more than 100 lbs) and sale price (if applicable). When acceptances are released in May 2021 artists will be able to download a Real or Imagined Loan Agreement and Delivery Checklist from this website to submit with their accepted artwork.  

Artists are responsible for all fees associated with the shipping of their work. FedEx is the AAM’s preferred shipping vendor. All shipped work must include: 1) $10 handling fee – per piece, 2) Pre-paid return shipping label, 3) Payment of shipping vendor’s pick-up fee, 4) A photo of your art taped to the outside of package, 5) A completed Loan Agreement & Delivery Checklist (available in May 2021). Send to: Attleboro Arts Museum, Real or Imagined, 86 Park St., Attleboro, MA, 02703. Fees are non-refundable. Checks payable to Attleboro Arts Museum.

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Presentation: All accepted work must be framed, gallery-wrapped or finished on the edges and ready to hang at delivery with a sturdy wire hanging system. See the Museum’s website Exhibitions & Events/Framing Guidelines for details. We recommend neutral frames and white or off-white mats. Any pieces that do not match the juror’s decision, or are not the piece that was accepted, will not be installed and be returned COD.

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Sales: All art sales are subject to the Museum’s commission of 30% for Museum members, 40% for non-members. Work does not need to be for sale.

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Insurance: The AAM will insure all work from the date of arrival at the Museum through the stated pick-up dates. The maximum insurance amount covers up to an artist’s value of $2000, with a $500 deductible payable by the artist. The Museum is not responsible for loss or damage in shipping, or for insuring art during shipping. Art left beyond the final pick-up date of July 20th at 3 PM EST, will not be insured.

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In-person Pick-up of Exhibited Work: July 16th, 17th & 20th; 10 AM – 3 PM, EST. Work left past July 20th at 3 PM, EST will be charged $5 per day per piece at late pickup. There are no exeptions.

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Return of Work–Shipped by the Museum: All work will be packed and shipped by July 22nd. You must enclose pre-paid shipping labels for the return of your work (the shipping vendor’s pick-up fee must be pre-paid as part of the return shipping label) and a $10 handling fee per piece. Checks payable to Attleboro Arts Museum.  If you are within driving distance we would appreciate an in-person pick-up. 

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All dates, specifications & fees are non-negotiable. Questions: 508.222.2644 x13

Attleboro Arts Museum, 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

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Submit Your Artwork Now.

Image: Suspended Beauty by Robin Wessman, oil.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Until further notice, the Attleboro Arts Museum is open and can welcome masked visitors at 25% capacity.   See below for additional guidelines on visiting the Museum.

To ensure the health and safety of museum visitors, art students and staff members, all guests are being asked to adhere to the following guidelines:

• Masks are required for entry and will be provided if needed

• Temperature checks are required for entry

• Visitors will be asked to provide information for contact tracing

• A social distance of 6-feet must be maintained

• Guests visiting the gift shop will be asked to wear gloves

• A limited number of visitors will be allowed in the Museum at any given time. Reservations are not required, but you may be asked to wait a short time if we have reached capacity in our gallery.

Feel free to contact the Museum with any questions: 508-222-2644 x10.

Looking forward to seeing you,

Mim Brooks Fawcett

Executive Director and Chief Curator

We’ve been taping a series of free art demos featuring projects that are great to make at home using readily available household items.  These are easy and colorful projects to work on with kids – and adults will also enjoy the art-making experience.

We encourage you to share these demos with your friends!

Thanks for watching. Consider making a donation of any size to support the Attleboro Arts Museum today.