McMaster Museum of Art

The McMaster Museum of Art officially opened in its current location on June 11, 1994. The Museum houses McMaster University’s permanent collection of more than 6000 objects that encompass the history of art from the late 15th to the 21st century, and coins and antiquities from Mediterranean cultures and China. It is recognized internationally for its specialist collection of early twentieth-century German prints and outstanding European paintings, drawings and prints, including a donation by Hamilton businessman Dr. Herman Herzog Levy O.B.E. of his own private collection. There are also significant holdings of Cape Dorset prints, sculptures and artifacts as well … The McMaster Museum of Art officially opened in its current location on June 11, 1994. The Museum houses McMaster University’s permanent collection of more than 6000 objects that encompass the history of art from the late 15th to the 21st century, and coins and antiquities from Mediterranean cultures and China. It is recognized internationally for its specialist collection of early twentieth-century German prints and outstanding European paintings, drawings and prints, including a donation by Hamilton businessman Dr. Herman Herzog Levy O.B.E. of his own private collection. There are also significant holdings of Cape Dorset prints, sculptures and artifacts as well as a finely focussed collection of historical and contemporary Canadian art. Public Talks and Tours Free Scheduled public talks and tours are posted on the Museum’s News/Events Page and our social media sites. Individuals and groups with less than 10 are welcome to visit to galleries, no appointment necessary, during our open gallery hours Outside of the Museum Walking Tour of Campus Sculpture (link to audio guide and app) The Art of Seeing: Visual Literacy Classes The Art of Seeing ™ is a visual literacy program developed by the McMaster University Department of Family Medicine and the McMaster Museum of Art in partnership to enhance and support professional competency in observation, communication, and compassion. For information: The Art of Seeing Read More Details Show Less Claim Business