New Exhibitions Are Coming to MAM
This Fall
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Open to the Public
on Saturday, September 14
This major
collaborative exhibition reimagines the presentation of MAM’s
renowned collection of Native North American art. With Native
perspectives at the forefront, Interwoven Power: Native
Knowledge / Native Art explores the transformative power of
Indigenous knowledge to address pressing social issues.
Become a MAM member
and receive an invitation to an exclusive members' exhibition
preview.
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Open to the Public
on Saturday, September 28
See over 60 works
from New Jersey artists that explore past and present themes of
family, community, and belonging, in relation to identity,
diversity, and inclusion. Conceptually and stylistically diverse,
these works in multiple mediums embody exceptional craftsmanship,
inspire creativity, and entice the viewer to take a closer look.
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Open to the Public
on Saturday, September 28
A new monumental
work is coming to Laurie Art Stairway. Throughout her career,
Nanette Carter has used the language of abstraction—shape, line,
color, and texture—to reflect the world around her through large
Mylar collages. The work coming to MAM reinterprets one of her
earlier collages and transforms it into a vibrant and striking
mural.
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Upcoming Events & Programs
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MedievalFest
Sunday,
August 25
11 a.m.–4 p.m.
Channel
your inner lord, lady, jester, peasant, or pirate with the
Montclair Early Music upcoming MedievalFest at MAM. Watch
armored knights engage in thrilling combat, play Viking
lawn games, craft enchanting jewelry, learn to dance a
merry jig, and get serenaded by troubadours. Explore the
village marketplace, where you can find handcrafted
keepsakes and indulging beverages.
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Holly Wilson, Sarah Sense,
& Elizabeth James-Perry: Interweavings
Friday,
September 13
7–8 p.m.
Hear
from Holly Wilson (Delaware Nation), Sarah Sense
(Chitimacha/Choctaw), and Elizabeth James Perry (Aquinnah
Wampanoag) as they speak together about the activation of
Native women’s knowledges in their work.
Become
a MAM member
and receive free admission to this talk.
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Fall
Class Registration
Classes
Begin the Week of September 16
And Run for 10 Weeks
Add
a little art into your life with classes and workshops at
the Montclair Art Museum. With courses available for
students of all ages and abilities, there is something for
everyone to enjoy. Classes include instruction in
drawing; digital media, paper design;
painting; and ceramics.
Become
a MAM member
and enjoy a 20% discount on classes and workshops.
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Art
in the Afternoon
Sessions
Occur Twice a Month
1:30–3:30 p.m.
MAM
invites adults ages 55+ and friends to join us for an
artistic social gathering. Art in the Afternoon returns on
Thursday, September 5, with sessions running until
December.
Become
a MAM member
and enjoy a 20% discount on registration.
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Join as a Member Today!
Experience MAM like
never before with free admission, member-only programs, and
priority access to our newest exhibitions.
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Images:
Nadia Myre (Algonquin, Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First
Nation, b. 1974). Detail of Sharing Platform (New
Technologies), 2018. Ceramic, stainless steel, 46.5 x 46.5 x
9.5 in. Museum purchase, Acquisition and Rand Forum Funds, 2016.6.
Image: Mike Patten/Courtesy of Art Mûr.
Terrance Cummings (b. 1963). Detail of Family,
2024. Fine art Giclee print. Collection of the artist.
Nanette Carter (b. 1954). Detail of Shifting
Perspectives, 2024. Vinyl banner. Collection of the artist.
All MAM programs are made possible in part by funds
from the New Jersey Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the
National Endowment for the Arts, and Museum members.
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