Areas In Need of Support
Joslyn Art Museum has provided the community with a place for culture, education and entertainment for over 75 years. This relationship between the community and the Museum has been a very successful and mutually beneficial partnership since the Museum opened in 1931.
The Museum has served local and regional audiences by developing a permanent collection that surveys the history of art from antiquity to the present, by presenting outstanding special exhibitions from collections and museums around the world, and by providing widely acclaimed art classes and programs for families and children.
Joslyn is reinvigorating and transforming itself into an even more dynamic "gathering place" for today's diverse local and regional audience, whose expectations of our institution have changed with the new demographic, economic and social changes that our city and region have experienced.
Joslyn Art Museum has identified several areas as special priorities. Moving forward within these areas will depend on resource development. Please take a moment to explore these areas, share our vision for the future and help us realize our dreams.
Conservation
Please click on the highlighted link for additional information pertaining to conservation at Joslyn Art Museum.
Conservation
The Margre H. Durham Center for Western Studies
Please click on the link below to review a list of current publications.
Durham Center for Western Studies
Education
Joslyn Art Museum's educational programs bring art and people together for discovery, learning, and enjoyment and are fundamental to the institution's mission. Looking to the future, Joslyn will be more engaged with the community and seek ways to be more relevant and accessible to a broader audience. Building on a tradition of quality programming in education and interpretation, the Museum will develop a "center of excellence" in education, offering innovative programs that challenge the imagination, entertain, and engage diverse audiences. Joslyn Art Museum seeks to become a primary center for teaching and learning in the arts and humanities. Please click on the highlighted link for additional information pertaining to educational programs at Joslyn Art Musem.
Education
If you are interested in making a contribution toward educational programming, please click on the make a donation button on this screen, or contact the Development Department at 402-342-3300, or click here to send an email message, and someone from the department willcontact you with additional information.
Sculpture Garden
Click here to be directed to Joslyn Art Museum's Peter Kiewit Sculpture Garden web page.
To inquire about donating to this project, please e-mail the Joslyn Art Museum Foundation or call (402) 397-5130. You may also click the "Make a donation" link below to give a gift. Your support is appreciated!