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Your Museum, reimagined — 5,000 years of human creativity in art across three buildings, 100 works new to the collection on view, three outstanding exhibitions, one stunning new building, free general admission to all, always. Hours: Tue–Sun, 10 am to 4 pm; late until 8 pm on Wed & Thu. Closed Mon.
Su museo, reimaginado — 5,000 años de creatividad humana en el arte a través de tres edificios, 100 obras nuevas en la colección, tres extraordinarias exposiciones, un impresionante edificio nuevo, entrada general gratuita para todos, siempre. Horario: martes a domingo, 10 am a 4 pm; abierto hasta las 8 pm los miércoles y jueves. Cerrado lunes.
What's New?
The Phillip G. Schrager Collection
The inaugural presentation of the collection at The Joslyn celebrates Schrager’s vision and passion for collecting and offers a sweeping perspective on five decades of art.
Pictured: Matthew Ritchie (British, b. 1964), The First Sea, 2003, oil and marker on canvas, 99 × 110 in. (251.5 × 279.4 cm), The Phillip G. Schrager Collection. Promised gift of Terri L. Schrager, © Matthew Ritchie, Photograph © Bill Ganzel, Ganzel Group Communications, Inc.
Museum Refresh
The Joslyn Unveils Dynamic New Identity
Joslyn Art Museum’s reimagined brand includes a shortened moniker—The Joslyn. At the core of the new graphic identity are three custom typefaces reflecting the architecture of The Joslyn buildings and a color palette of brown, green, blue, pink, and gray. Together, they form a distinct identity that is diverse, open, expressive, and always, unmistakably, The Joslyn.
Plan Your Visit
The Joslyn is open again following a two-year period of construction and renovation. Our Visit details page is the place to look for hours, admission, and guidelines information. Photograph © Nic Lehoux
Become a Member Today!
Membership is more than admission and benefits. Members help to create meaningful experiences with art for everyone. In turn, members become part of an essential community of supporters, with additional opportunities to access the Museum and build deeper connections with our collection.