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Exciting Volunteer Opportunities at the Newly Expanded Museum

Volunteer Information Session

The Muscarelle looks forward to welcoming our volunteers back into the Museum with our grand reopening in February 2025! Following the expansion’s opening, there will be an increased need for volunteers to support the new gallery, education and lecture spaces. “We are incredibly grateful for all that our dedicated volunteers and docents have done for … Read more

Martha Wren Briggs Center for The Visual Arts: Reopening Timeline, Fall 2024

Test event by brendan

Dear Friends,   We are very close to the finish line on construction of the Martha Wren Briggs Center for the Visual Arts! The exterior facades are nearly complete, with landscaping soon to come, and the interior spaces are receiving their final touches. The glass railings on the grand staircase and sky bridges are being installed, … Read more

An Artful Experience: W&M Students Deliver a High-Profile Exhibit

By Susan Corbett, W&M News It may look effortless, but any beautifully organized museum exhibit involves a lot of elbow grease and creative challenges on the way to its opening.  Just ask the 15 students in The Curatorial Project, an art history class at William & Mary, who this fall designed and delivered an exhibit of … Read more

A Still Life in Green & Gold

By Director David Brashear Luigi Lucioni was born in Malnate, Italy in 1900, and moved to the United States in 1911. He was a talented artist, and attended both Cooper Union and the National Academy of Design before receiving a painting scholarship from the Tiffany Foundation, allowing him to work with some of the most … Read more

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