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Children’s Art Informs Museum Exhibits

A person works at a sewing machine on a colorful fabric with "HEAL" in multicolored letters.

Erica Wall Named Director of the Lunder Institute for American Art

Person wearing glasses and a patterned blazer, smiling and crossing their arms.

Golaleh Yazdani to Be the Next Lunder Institute Resident Fellow

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2021-22 research fellows convene in Maine

Two researching look at a vessel in a glass vitrine, one person pointing at it.

Meet Our Fall 2021 Resident Fellows

Graphic of the two Residential Fellows, Fall 2021

2021–22 Research Fellows: Art of the American Southwest

A painting of a desert settlement with adobe buildings and mountains under a clear sky.

Dread Scott Named 2021–22 Senior Fellow

Lunder Institute Resident Fellows First Cohort

Jessamine Batario Named Linde Family Foundation Curator of Academic Engagement

Jessamine Batario, Linde Family Foundation Curator of Academic Engagement.

Announcing the Lunder Institute Talks Series for Spring 2021

Installation of an artwork made of glass marbles affixed to a white wall.

Lunder Institute appoints Maya Lin to 2020–21 fellowship

Maya Lin in her studio, wearing glasses in a light gray sweater leans on a table with a topographical model and photograph.

Artist Maya Lin joins Colby through remote fellowship

Colby Faculty Lead Teaching with Primary Sources Workshops

Person holding a vintage postcard over a handwritten letter on a table.

Naeem Mohaiemen to be a 2020–21 Lunder Institute for American Art Senior Fellow

Statement of Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

In Memory of David C. Driskell

Abstract painting of a forest with shades of green and blue.

Important update on the March 12–13 Lunder Institute public events

Colby to Create New Arts Collaborative in Downtown Waterville

This rendering shows how 14 and 20 Main Street will be converted into a new arts collaborative, with the first floor open for exhibitions, performances, and events and the upper floors housing artist studios and the Lunder Institute.

‘The River Rail: Occupy Colby’ brings together art and scholarship on climate change

Photograph of "The River Rail" with "Occupy Colby" written across the bottom of the cover.

Lunder Institute for American Art receives generous gift from Ossorio Foundation to fund creative production