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  • Photograph of the exterior of the museum. A text-based artwork is visible from the outside. It reads: The Museum is a School; The Artist Learns to Communicate; the Public Learns to Make Connections.
    The Colby College Museum of Art is always free and open to all.
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  • A sepia-toned, black-and-white photo-collage or altered print presented on a solid dark background. The central image is a crinkled, distorted, and fragmented photograph depicting several figures—seemingly indigenous individuals wearing loincloths—outdoors in a wooded setting. One figure stands on the left in profile, while another crouches or bends near the center alongside a wooden plank, and a third figure is crouched on the far right. Faint handwritten script text is visible in the bottom right corner of the crumpled paper.
    Imagining an Archipelago: Art from Cuba, Guam, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Their Diasporas
    July 11, 2026–June 6, 2027
  • Abstract painting with dark green, black, and bright red rectangular shapes on a pastel pink and green background.
    Explore highlights from our collection of more than ten thousand artworks.
  • Woman smiling in an art gallery in front of a painting.
    The Colby College Museum of Art is at its heart a teaching museum for learners of all ages, both on campus and throughout the community.
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    The Lunder Institute for American Art supports innovative research, scholarship, and creative production that expands the boundaries of American art.

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