Skip to main content
December 2, 2024

Curate the Vibes of UMMA’s Homepage and Earn Exclusive Art Pins

A person wearing a dark grey sweater stands in front of a large beige pot. A small pin of the sculpture, "When the Gods Speak, Heaven Listens" by Frederick Ebenezer Okai is pinned to their sweater.
Photo by Kate Bickel

UMMA’s website offers free digital access to the entirety of the Museum’s collection, and new content creation tools give visitors the ability to interact with that collection in brand new ways! With a free myUMMA account, you can create themed groups, save your favorite works of art, and share curated collections with friends, family, classmates, students, or the world.

Want to see Picasso before breakfast or get inspired by contemporary artists while sipping on your iced coffee? MyUMMA’s got you covered.

Now, here’s where things get really fun – myUMMA is now introducing Trending Groups. Whether it’s because you’re so Brat, or Very Cutesy Very Demure, or are still thinking about the “It’s CORN” kid three years later, Trending Groups allows everyone to create UMMA collections that connect the art at UMMA to pop culture or their latest obsession.

That is, of course, one of the great things about UMMA’s Collection — it matters and can matter for so many different people, reasons, seasons, themes, and memes.

Trending Groups will be featured on the UMMA homepage, bringing your aesthetic and artistic vision to the Museum’s online home. So, appoint yourself UMMA’s next Curator of Vibes and create and submit your trending groups today!

How’s this for a BONUS! If you create a trending group that gets selected for a homepage feature, we’ll give you a free set of our limited edition enamel pins depicting three of the most iconic pieces of art in UMMA’s collection: Jaume Plensa’s Behind the Walls, Mark de Suvero’s Orion, and Frederick Ebenezer Okai’s When the God’s Speak, Heaven Listens. These pins aren’t for sale — so if you want to snag a set, myUMMA is waiting.

Join myUMMA

Submit a Trending Group

More from UMMA

The night featured an artist panel on Indigenous Futurism with Andrea Carlson, Frank Waln, and Debra Yepa-Pappan.
Artist Andrea Carlson Reflects on Three Years of Future Cache at UMMA
Nov 24, 2025
As UMMA’s exhibition Andrea Carlson: Future Cache prepares to close on November 30, 2025, visitors have a few final weeks to spend time with artist Andrea Carlson’s reflections on land, memory, and belonging.
The "Feel Good Friday: Queer Night – Halloween Edition" event took place at UMMA on October 24, 2025. The night featured colorful projections by Venusloc, film screenings with Kris McKinney, performances by Baddie Brooks, Cherriel, and Na Bonsai, mini portrait sessions with Ruby Flwrs, Miranda Kyle, Miriam Uhura, and Yhasmin Wilder, and interactive photo and costume booths hosted by the UMMA Student Advisory Board.
Feel Good Friday—Queer Night Halloween Was a Glittering Celebration of Community
Oct 28, 2025
Halloween came early at UMMA with this Feel Good Friday—Queer Night on October 24, where glitter, ghosts, and glamour collided in perfect spooky fashion.
Visitors viewing artwork at an exhibition in a gallery. The tour guide is talking with them. They are surrounded by works of art.
Art, Money, and Meaning: UMMA’s Subject Matters Events Unpack the Business of Art
Oct 8, 2025
This Fall, UMMA has teamed up with the Ross School of Business to ask one of the most complicated questions in the art world: What actually gives art value?