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Founded in 1912, the Newport Art Museum is one of the oldest continuously operating and most highly regarded art museums and schools of its kind in the country.
The Newport Art Museum’s collection consists of approximately 3,000 works of art in a range of media including works on paper (prints, drawings, watercolors, and photographs), paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, installation works, and textiles and is expanding to include new media. Concentrated on American art and contemporary art, the Museum’s collection includes works of art from the 18th century to present.
As a valued Newport Art Museum member you're entitled to free admission, are invited to members' only events and exhibition tours, receive discounts on Museum School class tuition and public program tickets, and will be supporting the Museum's mission to share a diversity of art and experiences to our Newport community and beyond.
By supporting the Newport Art Museum Annual Fund at any level, you help make a positive difference in the lives of many. Our exhibitions, public programs, education, and community outreach, which includes a diversity of artistic voices, would not be possible without you. Help the Newport Art Museum continue to spark reflection, inspiration, discovery and build lasting connections by making your tax-deductible contribution today. We thank you for believing in the transformative power of art and allowing us to make art accessible to all for generations to come. Help the Newport Art Museum continue to spark reflection, inspiration, discovery, and build connections by making your tax-deductible contribution TODAY!
The Hidden Lives of Trees by Peter Wohlleben
“Cuban Migration: A Post-revolution Exodus Ebbs and Flows”, by Jorge Duany, The Migration Policy Institute, 2017
“Cuban Revolution” by History.com editors, 2021
“How Trees Talk to Each Other”, TED Talk by Suzanne Simard, 2016
“How Trees Secretly Talk to Each Other in the Forest” National Geographic, 2018
“Finding the Mother Tree: an Evening with Suzanne Simard”, Western New York Land Conservancy, 2021
Interview of Ana Flores by Networks Rhode Island, 2016