Celebrate the Addison’s new exhibition season–join us for light refreshments and the best of American art! Meet artist Reggie Burrows Hodges and explore his new work on view in the exhibition Reggie Burrows Hodges: Turning a Big Ship. Also on view are exhibitions highlighting the Addison’s collection: Sea Change and Free Association: New Acquisitions in […] ...
How can technology enable us to reach out and touch a work of art? Hear from a local middle school robotics team who found inspiration in the Addison’s model ship collection to recreate their own 3D-printed version of the steamboat Clermont. The model, designed to engage visitors through touch and AI-generated audio descriptions, offers a […] ...
Oliver Barker, Director of the Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester, will lead Friends of the Addison on a private tour through this acclaimed show which features an important work lent by the Addison. Space is limited. For reservations or to join Friends of the Addison, please contact Anna Gesing at 978.749.4023 or agesing@andover.edu. Note: participants […] ...
Curators Gordon Wilkins and Rachel Vogel will lead visitors through the galleries to discuss the themes and works presented in the exhibition. This free program has been organized with Andover’s Memorial Hall Library. Space is limited, registration is required. ...
This fall, members of the Phillips Academy orchestra explored the intersection between minimal art and minimal music as they installed Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #123 in the Addison’s Museum Learning Center. Join Assistant Curator Rachel Vogel, Music Instructor Christina Landolt, and members of the orchestra to learn more about the wall drawing, its creation, and […] ...
Curators Gordon Wilkins and Rachel Vogel will lead visitors through the galleries to discuss the themes and works presented in the exhibition. This free program has been organized with Andover’s Memorial Hall Library. Space is limited, registration is required. ...
Exhibition curators Gordon Wilkins and Rachel Vogel will lead participants on a virtual tour through the works and themes presented in the exhibition. This free event is organized with Andover’s Memorial Hall Library; registration is required. A video recording of the program will be available about a week after the presentation. ...
Open to the public and free of charge.
Tuesday-Saturday 10–5, Sunday 1–5
Closed Mondays, national holidays,
December 24, and the month of August.
