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Asking persistent and timely questions about the human experience, through art and with extraordinary artists.

Image: Black-and-white reproduction of Théodore Géricault’s The Raft of Medusa, 1819. The Louvre.

Now on View: Theatre of Turmoil

September 14–December 8, 2024

An exhibition that explores themes of chaos and anxiety in Western Art since the Baroque period, realized entirely with art reproductions. Co-curated with Shelly Bancroft. Co-designed with Bohl Architects, Annapolis/Hudson, NY. Audio installation by Annapolis-based composer and musician Zachary Konick

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We are pleased to announce publication of Does Beauty Exist?, a pocketbook with an essay of the same title by philosopher Graham Harman, and photographs of a recent installation by Polly Apfelbaum.
Design by Poesis Creative, Annapolis
7 x 5 in.
36 pages
5 color reproductions
$10 at the museum
For Mail Orders: 15intheU.S.or15 in the U.S. or 15intheU.S.or20 outside the U.S. Send an email with “Does Beauty Exist?” in the subject line, the number of copies you like to order, along with your name and shipping address to: mitchellartmuseum(at)sjc.edu.

A New Name, a New Identity

We entered 2023 with a new name: Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum. By replacing “gallery” with “museum” we celebrate of our longstanding accreditation (since 2012) by the American Alliance of Museums. Our new lettermark, /m, uses the language of subdomains to underscore the museum’s relationship to its host, St. John’s College.

Thank You to our Funders

The Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum’s (/m) programs are made possible through the generous support of the Maryland State Arts Council, Arts Council of Anne Arundel County, CovingtonAlsina, Bohl Architects. Additional support provided by Richard Groenendyke, Joshua Rogers, Ruth Mitchell, John and Hilda Moore Fund, Joy Chambers and Peter Bungay, Laura Ricciardelli and David Watt, Lillian Vanous Nutt, Anna Greenberg, Norman J. Fisher and Doris Fisher Foundation, Mitchell Art Museum Board of Advisors, and our other loyal members and patrons.