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U. of Michigan Museum of Art
Welcome to a new era of UMMA, your destination to feel free. Get inspired and plan your free visit today.✨
Experience “Tusukane” by multidisciplinary artist Kaloki Nyamai on view at UMMA through Spring 2026. Nyamai’s large-scale mixed media work is rooted in identity, memory, and spirituality.
Inspired by Kamba stories and shaped through materials like acrylic, sisal rope, photo transfers, and stitched yarn, his work blurs the line between painting, sculpture, and installation, inviting reflection, healing, and renewal.
Discover it all, visit UMMA today! ✨
We’re excited to expand UMMA’s Gallery Educator Program, extending its impact through a new course with the University of Michigan Marsal Family School of Education (@umicheducation ).
By building on this model, we’re creating more opportunities for hands-on, student-centered learning in the galleries.
Read more below, with the link in bio!
We’re excited to expand UMMA’s Gallery Educator Program, extending its impact through a new course with the University of Michigan Marsal Family School of Education (@umicheducation ).
By building on this model, we’re creating more opportunities for hands-on, student-centered learning in the galleries.
Read more below, with the link in bio!
We’re excited to expand UMMA’s Gallery Educator Program, extending its impact through a new course with the University of Michigan Marsal Family School of Education (@umicheducation ).
By building on this model, we’re creating more opportunities for hands-on, student-centered learning in the galleries.
Read more below, with the link in bio!
Finals week had us on the edge… so we stepped into the absurd.🤪
UMMA Playhouse turned reality sideways, nothing followed the rules, animals were stuffed, cows were comfort 🐮, and vegetables had a full-on soundscape 🎵. The Fidget Zone rewired something in us (not sure what, not asking questions).✨
It didn’t make sense. It wasn’t supposed to.
But it hit exactly when we needed it.
Reality can wait... until next time! 🌀
The Art, Language, and Legacy of Protest.
“American Sampler: Activating the Archive” looks back to a period when protest reshaped the nation. Curated by MacArthur Fellow Julie Ault in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s Labadie Collection of political dissent, this exhibition transforms UMMA’s towering Vertical Gallery into a living record of activism.
Plan your visit & learn more, link in bio!
The Art, Language, and Legacy of Protest.
“American Sampler: Activating the Archive” looks back to a period when protest reshaped the nation. Curated by MacArthur Fellow Julie Ault in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s Labadie Collection of political dissent, this exhibition transforms UMMA’s towering Vertical Gallery into a living record of activism.
Plan your visit & learn more, link in bio!
The Art, Language, and Legacy of Protest.
“American Sampler: Activating the Archive” looks back to a period when protest reshaped the nation. Curated by MacArthur Fellow Julie Ault in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s Labadie Collection of political dissent, this exhibition transforms UMMA’s towering Vertical Gallery into a living record of activism.
Plan your visit & learn more, link in bio!
The Art, Language, and Legacy of Protest.
“American Sampler: Activating the Archive” looks back to a period when protest reshaped the nation. Curated by MacArthur Fellow Julie Ault in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s Labadie Collection of political dissent, this exhibition transforms UMMA’s towering Vertical Gallery into a living record of activism.
Plan your visit & learn more, link in bio!
The Art, Language, and Legacy of Protest.
“American Sampler: Activating the Archive” looks back to a period when protest reshaped the nation. Curated by MacArthur Fellow Julie Ault in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s Labadie Collection of political dissent, this exhibition transforms UMMA’s towering Vertical Gallery into a living record of activism.
Plan your visit & learn more, link in bio!
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
An afternoon of film, conversation, and collective reflection at UMMA. Centered on protest and resistance, this Winter 2026 series brought powerful stories to the screen, and even more powerful dialogue to the room.
From "19" (2005), "Sir! No Sir!" (2005), to "Passin’ It On" (1993), each screening invited us to think deeper about history, activism, and the voices that shape it.
We closed out each screening with a talk-back featuring directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel. Creating space to connect, question, and reflect together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, stayed curious, and showed up for the conversation. ✨
A defining commitment to Asian art and a legacy that will shape its future at UMMA.
Through a transformative gift, Dr. William C. Weese is ensuring this work not only continues, but grows. The establishment of an endowed curator of Asian art strengthens scholarship, expands access, and deepens engagement for generations to come.
This is more than a gift, it’s a lasting investment in the stories we share and the communities we serve.
Read more about the impact of this legacy, link in bio!
A defining commitment to Asian art and a legacy that will shape its future at UMMA.
Through a transformative gift, Dr. William C. Weese is ensuring this work not only continues, but grows. The establishment of an endowed curator of Asian art strengthens scholarship, expands access, and deepens engagement for generations to come.
This is more than a gift, it’s a lasting investment in the stories we share and the communities we serve.
Read more about the impact of this legacy, link in bio!
A defining commitment to Asian art and a legacy that will shape its future at UMMA.
Through a transformative gift, Dr. William C. Weese is ensuring this work not only continues, but grows. The establishment of an endowed curator of Asian art strengthens scholarship, expands access, and deepens engagement for generations to come.
This is more than a gift, it’s a lasting investment in the stories we share and the communities we serve.
Read more about the impact of this legacy, link in bio!
A defining commitment to Asian art and a legacy that will shape its future at UMMA.
Through a transformative gift, Dr. William C. Weese is ensuring this work not only continues, but grows. The establishment of an endowed curator of Asian art strengthens scholarship, expands access, and deepens engagement for generations to come.
This is more than a gift, it’s a lasting investment in the stories we share and the communities we serve.
Read more about the impact of this legacy, link in bio!
MOOOOOOOO!!! 🐮🔔
Finals week can do strange things to your brain.
Experience “UMMA Playhouse: A Finals Week Delirium”, a space to step out of the grind and into something… unexpected. “Build” a therapy dog, pet a cow, invent new kinds of vegetable music, or be among the first to brave the Fidget Zone.
🗓️ Thursday, April 16th - Saturday, April 18th
⏰ 1-3pm
📍 UMMA
🎟️ FREE
🔗Learn more, link in bio.
What’s real? What’s not? Wait, vegetable music? In the UMMA Playhouse, none of that matters.
🐮: @cayla.meerschaert @meers.art
Join us for Film Sampler, a series of film screenings focused on themes of protest and resistance.
🗓️ Saturday, April 11th
⏰ 2-6:30pm
📍 UMMA
✨ SNACKS & GIVEAWAYS
🎟️ FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Winter 2026 films:
📽️ 19 (2005)
📽️ Sir! No Sir! (2005)
📽️ Passin’ It On (1993)
Screenings will be followed by a talk-back with Directors Galileha Calvario-Zavala, David Zeiger, and John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel.
Come for one screening or come for all!
🔗 Learn more with the link in UMMA’s bio.
Finals week can do strange things to your brain.
“UMMA Playhouse: A Finals Week Delirium” is a space to step out of the grind and into something… unexpected. “Build” a therapy dog, pet a cow, invent new kinds of vegetable music, or be among the first to brave the Fidget Zone.
🗓️ Thursday, April 16th - Saturday, April 18th
⏰ 1-3pm
📍UMMA
🎟️ FREE
🔗Learn more, link in bio.
What’s real? What’s not? Wait, vegetable music? In the UMMA Playhouse, none of that matters.
Join us for a special screening of Passin’ It On by renowned director John J. Valadez!
🗓️ Saturday, April 11th
⏰ 5pm
📍 UMMA
✨ SNACKS & GIVEAWAYS
🎟️ FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
A soulful and gritty film, Passin’ It On tells of a Black Panther Party leader, framed by the FBI for a crime he didn’t commit. Dhoruba bin Wahad emerged from the ghettoes and gangs of the South Bronx to serve breakfast to school children with one hand while wielding a gun in the other. Bristling with poetry and pain this, landmark film of an American political prisoner, speaks of a movement, not only a man.
Screenings followed by a talk-back with Director
John Valadez, moderated by Colin Gunckel
Come for one screening or come for all!
🔗 Learn more with the link in bio!
Take a seat and experience "Table Manners: Season 1" by artist Zina Saro-Wiwa at UMMA!
🗓️ On view now - August 30, 2026
🎟️ Free & Open to the Public
Visitors to Table Manners are encouraged to bring food and drink into the gallery and eat alongside the individuals on screen, an unspoken exchange that will turn an everyday act into something deeply personal, political, and unexpectedly profound.
🔗 Link in bio to learn more!
Curated by Ashley Miller, Assistant Curator of African Art ✨
Take a seat and experience "Table Manners: Season 1" by artist Zina Saro-Wiwa at UMMA!
🗓️ On view now - August 30, 2026
🎟️ Free & Open to the Public
Visitors to Table Manners are encouraged to bring food and drink into the gallery and eat alongside the individuals on screen, an unspoken exchange that will turn an everyday act into something deeply personal, political, and unexpectedly profound.
🔗 Link in bio to learn more!
Curated by Ashley Miller, Assistant Curator of African Art ✨
Take a seat and experience "Table Manners: Season 1" by artist Zina Saro-Wiwa at UMMA!
🗓️ On view now - August 30, 2026
🎟️ Free & Open to the Public
Visitors to Table Manners are encouraged to bring food and drink into the gallery and eat alongside the individuals on screen, an unspoken exchange that will turn an everyday act into something deeply personal, political, and unexpectedly profound.
🔗 Link in bio to learn more!
Curated by Ashley Miller, Assistant Curator of African Art ✨
Take a seat and experience "Table Manners: Season 1" by artist Zina Saro-Wiwa at UMMA!
🗓️ On view now - August 30, 2026
🎟️ Free & Open to the Public
Visitors to Table Manners are encouraged to bring food and drink into the gallery and eat alongside the individuals on screen, an unspoken exchange that will turn an everyday act into something deeply personal, political, and unexpectedly profound.
🔗 Link in bio to learn more!
Curated by Ashley Miller, Assistant Curator of African Art ✨
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