Oct 5, 2019 - Extended to 2021

Beckoning all Earthlings — from climate change skeptics to the world's leading eco-scientists and kid activists — to an exhibition that's one part visual Earth love feast and two parts environmental crash course on the wonders and fragility of life on our one blue homegirl planet.

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WELCOME BACK!

AVAM Reopens Friday, September 25

Thank you for visiting! We're excited to see you. Click here to Plan Your Visit and see our new Visitor Guidelines.

We're offering virtual guided tours and hands-on workshops for groups of 10-40 participants.

Virtual Group Tours & Art Workshops

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Join us on a virtual guided tour or hands-on workshop with your group!

Check out these virtual ways to experience the museum right from home!

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Virtual Experiences from AVAM We're coming to YOU!

Come visit the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) with videos of fun art projects you can do right from home, and other activities to experience AVAM from where you are.

Meet Grandma Prisbrey, who at 84, is a vivacious guide to her brilliant houses crammed with objects scavenged from the county dump.

"Grandma's Bottle Village" + Filmmaker Q&A

Now Available Online • Free.

Meet Grandma Prisbrey, who at 84, is a vivacious guide to her brilliant houses crammed with objects scavenged from the county dump. The full film, plus a Q&A with filmmaker Allie Light, moderated by AVAM founder & director Rebecca Hoffberger, is now freely available online.

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Join for the free Logan Visionary Eco-Conference

Virtual Logan Visionary Eco-Conference

Now Available Online Video Archive

View presentations by globally-respected climate scientists, researchers, agronomists, and impassioned earth activists. Generously sponsored by the Revada Foundation. View the recording

A recording of our special community gathering with self-taught photographer Devin Allen. He shares his perspective from documenting the demonstrations over George Floyd and Freddie Gray's deaths. Followed by audience Q&A.

Artist-Activist Talk with Devin Allen

Virtual Talk and Q&A with Devin Allen Available Online

On June 4, self-taught photographer Devin Allen shared his perspective from documenting the demonstrations over George Floyd and Freddie Gray's deaths. He recently landed his second Time magazine cover, with his image of the Black Trans Lives Matter march in Baltimore. In case you missed the virtual talk, the recording of this special community gathering is now available online.

Click here to see the virtual artist talk with Devin Allen.

COVID-19 INFORMATION

Museum closes temporarily 3/14/20-3/31/20

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Museum Updates on the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Museum Closes Temporarily Amidst Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak Until Further Notice

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