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UMMA has opened on a restricted basis to members of the U-M Student, Faculty, and Staff community. Valid MCard required for entry. Visit our Plan Your Visit page for full details.

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Dialogue Deck - An Art-based activity for personal and political reflection

Click to take part in our Dialogue Deck exercise: An interactive, art-based activity for personal and political reflection.

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U-M Students can reserve one of 22 available study spaces in UMMA galleries. Click the image to visit the Study Hours page and learn more.

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Featured image: Titus Kaphar, Flay (James Madison), 2019, oil on canvas with nails, Museum purchase made possible by Joseph and Annette Allen, 2019/2.184

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Latest Updates

Study Hours at UMMA

Reserve one of 22 unique study spaces

Hear from Artist Ibrahim Mahama

Free, Virtual Event on Oct 23

Register (and VOTE) at UMMA

Now through November 3

Penny Stamps Speaker Series & UMMA Present: Live Q&A with Philippa Hughes

Featured Exhibitions

Unsettling Histories

Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism

In-Between The World And Dreams

New images and timelapse

Curriculum / Collection

Explore U-M Courses Through Art

Commitment to Anti-Racist Action

Black Lives Matter. The University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) stands in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). We acknowledge that UMMA, like museums generally, has been a part of a history of structurally racist systems and systemic inequality. We commit to challenging and dismantling systems of oppression that harm BIPOC communities. UMMA must be a better advocate and ally.

Read our Commitment to Action

Subscribe to Art In Your Inbox

An unscheduled, ‘sometimes’ email from the UMMA staff that connects works of art in our collection to the present moment. Unlike most newsletters, Art In Your Inbox doesn’t follow a set schedule. Sign up and you’ll receive an email with UMMA art when we’re inspired to reflect on current events by a particular piece in the Museum’s collection. Subscribe to Art In Your Inbox and join us in thinking about our collective experiences in new ways. View a past example [PDF].

UMMA AT HOME

While UMMA is closed to the public, explore the many ways you can engage with the Museum, our collections, our experts, and our programs from your home. Check back often for new and updated activities and resources.

Explore At Home Resources