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Columbus Museum of Art’s mission is to create great experiences with great art for everyone. Whether we are presenting an exhibition, designing an art-making activity, or giving visitors directions, we are guided by a vision to connect people and art. CMA nurtures that connection and removes barriers between our community and our collection.
On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
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Helen Ellis, the New York Times bestselling author of American Housewife and Eating the Cheshire Cat, is back with a fiercely funny collection of essays on marriage and manners, thank you notes and three ways, ghosts, gunshots, gynecology, and the Calgon-scented, onion-dipped, monogrammed art of living as a Southern Lady. In Southern Lady Code, Ellis transforms herself into a dominatrix Donna Reed to save her marriage, inadvertently steals a $795 Burberry trench coat, witnesses a man fake his own death…
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Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
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Shawn Levy is the author of nine books, including the New York Times bestsellers Rat Pack Confidential and Paul Newman: A Life. He will discuss his latest book, The Castle on Sunset. Perched above the Sunset Strip like a fairytale castle, the Chateau Marmont seems to come from another world entirely. Its singular appearance houses an equally singular history. It has welcomed the most iconic and iconoclastic personalities in film, music, and media. Much of what’s happened inside the Chateau’s…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
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PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »Designer Showcase April 19 – Sunday, May 19, 2019 Fourteen local designers will transform blank galleries into 18 creative living spaces, including bedrooms, living room, bath, and kitchen as Decorators’ Show House becomes Designer Showcase (DSC) and moves into the first floor of the Walter Wing at Columbus Museum of Art. All proceeds support Wonder School and other creative initiatives at CMA. Tickets are $20 through April 18 and $25 after that date, and include general admission to CMA, Showcase,…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »PR: Considered by many to be the most famous violin in the world, Niccolò Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin will be traveling to Columbus for the first time in its history. Greater Columbus Sister Cities International (GCSCI) with the generous support of Columbus City Council, the Harold C. Schott Foundation and the Greater Columbus Arts Council, will host Paganini’s “Il Cannone” violin at the Columbus Museum of Art from May 11-19 with a public performance by the Columbus Symphony on Wednesday,…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
Find out more »On view 2.1.19 – 6.16.19 On view exclusively at CMA, Life in the Age of Rembrandt is the first collaborative project stemming from an ongoing international partnership between CMA and the Dordrecht Museum, The Netherlands. The goal of this partnership is to celebrate the remarkable treasures of both museums while broadening perspectives and cultivating a global view of community. Life in the Age of Rembrandt showcases some 40 masterworks, many paired with a related object such as a print, a…
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