By Maya Sardar, Events & Marketing Intern In the image on the left, onlookers admire The Messiah by Benjamin West, 1814. West during most of his career painted complex multifigure compositions

By Holly Gardner, Marketing & Events Intern Since graduating from William & Mary with a degree in Theatre and Government, Nathan Alston ‘13 has built a career in arts and

By Susan Corbett, W&M News Emily Banner ’27 is not sure what she’s going to major in at William & Mary but it probably won’t be studio art. “I love

You have been studying Michelangelo for many years. What first drew you to the work of this great artist? My journey with Michelangelo has been a long and deeply rewarding

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

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

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