Fleming Museum of Art

10/08/2026

Did you catch the "Catalyst" write up in yesterday's Seven Days ???? Don't miss our upcoming Artists in Conversation on 10/14 from 5pm-6pm with Mildred Beltré, Misoo Bang, and Erika White!

The faculty show at the Fleming Museum offers different approaches to context, from profs whose work tells all to those who withhold details about its meaning.

09/08/2026

And just like that...we're open for Fall 2026!

Find out more about our latest exhibitions, the Kickoff Party on 9/16 and more here:

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09/02/2026

We're so excited to show you what we have for you this season!

To welcome you back, we've created a video that gives you a sense of our refreshed spaces, the breadth of University of Vermont's incredible collections, and a personal invite to come and see us when we open for Fall 2026 on Tuesday, September 8!

We are UVM’s art museum. From class visits and public programs to r...

04/10/2026

Our friends over at Across the Fence came through the galleries to see what's new at the Fleming, and turns out it's a lot! If you haven't been in in a while, please come visit us soon, our last day for the Spring 2026 season is May 16 🌺

04/07/2026

Next week is Research Week 📚💚🎨💛🎉

For the 2026 Research Week, events will include a student-curated pop-up exhibit, Curated by CATS: Fashion's Empires, at the Fleming Museum of Art as well as the School of the Arts JP Marton Series ’25–’26 Hidden Figures Symposium: a two-day presentation event featuring faculty research from across the arts and languages disciplines, including a presentation by Dr. Marlene Tromp, UVM President.

2026 Research Week at UVM's School of the Arts includes a student-curated pop-up exhibit, a faculty research symposium, and more!

04/01/2026

We are thrilled to welcome Heather Ferrell to our team 💚💛

The Fleming Museum of Art at the University of Vermont is pleased to announce Heather Ferrell as our new Curator of Collections and Exhibitions.

03/24/2026

Pop-up week is here ✨📸✨ Hear from UVM’s School of the Arts faculty Nicole Bull, Ace Lehner, Bill McDowell, and Sarah Richter on Wednesday, March 25 at 5pm as they discuss The Faculty Edit: Framing Photo-Secession.

Curated by the faculty themselves and featuring selected works from the Museum’s collections, the pop-up exhibit will be on view Tuesday, March 24 through Saturday, March 28 in the Fleming’s Learning Studio during regular visiting hours.

Hear from UVM’s School of the Arts faculty Nicole Bull, Ace Lehner, Bill McDowell, and Sarah Richter on Wednesday, March 25 at 5pm as they discuss The Faculty Edit: Framing Photo-Secession. Curated by the faculty themselves and featuring selected works from the Museum’s collections, the pop-up e...

03/04/2026

Check out this first installment of “Fleming Wants to Know” with Seth and Sam, two of our content and communications assistants! They wanted to hear from guests at our Spring 2026 Kickoff Party, “What is the first word you think of when you think of the Fleming Museum of Art?”

Spoiler alert: the answers are 🥰

03/03/2026

Not sure about tonight’s Blood Moon, but we do have a “Blue Moon.”
 
Did you know that our Belonging gallery celebrates Toshiko Takaezu by displaying a group of her closed vessels in the middle of the gallery. As a Hawai’ian-born Japanese American, and a woman artist who challenged traditional distinctions between craft and art, Takaezu occupied a marginal position in the male-dominated art world. Today she is widely recognized for her innovations in art and teaching. In fact, Takaezu gave these works to the Fleming through her former apprentice Hoyt Barringer, a UVM alum, who now teaches ceramics at the University. 
 
Toshiko Takaezu (United States, 1922–2011) “Blue Little Moon,” 1990s. Stoneware. Gift of the artist, 2009.2.8

02/20/2026

With the upcoming weather ❄️❄️❄️ please note that the museum will close at 2pm today and will remain closed on Saturday, 2/21.

In the meantime, take a closer, awe-inspiring look at what is coming for us: nothing short of mesmerizing art to be found in the nature that surrounds us. These glass lantern slides from the famous “Snowflake Bentley” are currently on view in our “Rooted in Nature” exhibition through May 16, 2026.

Wilson A. Bentley (United States, 1865-1931) and George William Perry (United States, 1846-1928) “Lantern Slides of Snow Crystals (Snowflakes)”, 1915-1916. Glass lantern slides. Gift of George A. Perry 1962.26