Exhibitions

Photo of metal store shelves with a variety of goods for purchase ranging from canned vegetables to grits to over-the-counter medicine. A wooden rocking chair is featured on the right hand side, with a Black woman in a yellow, white, and brown floral patterned dress on the left, seated on a wooden stool. Photo by Kate Medley.

Kate Medley: Thank You Please Come Again

A non representational painting with strokes of paint and visible paw marks.

Radical Naturalism: Daniel Newman

Mid-century technology, from cars to tractors, fly through the air as a sign of progress.

John Augustus Walker: Historical Panorama of Alabama Agriculture

Photo of quilt made with a variety of fabrics and colors with pieces that include names such as Sarah, Harry, and Joe. At the bottom center, a larger white fabric piece features text: "Den he opens his book an gives us all names. I had my own name dat wuz give to me by my father. Former slave." Quilt made by Wini McQueen.

Museum in Motion: Sew Their Names

A collage of images, including a face, leaves and a woman's leg

Rachel Libeskind: The Golden Record

A figure holds a bucket and rake as another figure bends over

People at Work

General admission and all programs are free for everyone.

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You can find us at 901 S. College Street, Auburn, AL 36849.

901 South College Street
Auburn, Alabama 36849

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