• Praxis: Recent Work by Studio Art Faculty at UVM

    We are excited to present our first exhibition featuring the exciting work of UVM's studio art faculty: PRAXIS

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    Join us for our opening reception on Wednesday, Sept. 13 starting at 5:00PM!

  • Collections Gallery

    Collections Spotlight

    Exciting changes are happening in our Collections Gallery this semester,.

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    Image: Forrest Myers (United States, b. 1941), Untitled, 1975 (detail). Metal ball composed of various metal tubes, ropes, wires, and cables. The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States, a joint initiative of the Trustees of the Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection and the National Gallery of Art, with generous support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Institute for Museum and Library Services  2009.4.23

  • Art and the Matter of Place

    Art and the Matter of Place

    Art objects can illuminate many ways in which place matters to the human experience. . . 

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    Image: Maria Martinez (San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, 1887-1980) and Julian Martinez (San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, 1885-1943), Jar, ca. 1934 (detail). Polished blackware pottery with matte paint. Gift of Franklin Huntington Stevens and Eldora Wright Stevens  1977.29

  • Land Marks: Paintings of Human-Altered Landscapes

    Land Marks: Paintings of Human-Altered Landscapes

    This fall, the balcony of our grand Marble Court features landscapes that explore the impact that humans have had on the land.

    Image: James Hope (United States, born Scotland, 1818 - 1892), Wedding Cake House, Iron Furnace Road, Pittsford, Vermont, ca. early 1850s (detail). Oil on canvas. Bequest of J. Brooks Buxton, 2019.1.4

  • UVM class visits the Fleming Museum of Art

    A TEACHING MUSEUM

    The Fleming is proud of its long history as a critical teaching resource for faculty at the University of Vermont.

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  • The Fleming Reimagined: Confronting Institutional Racism and Historical Oppression and

    Since the summer of 2020, the staff at the Fleming Museum have been reckoning with how to become an anti-racist museum that’s more responsive, relevant, and inclusive.

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  • A scholar talk at the University of Vermont' Fleming Museum of Art

    Fleming from Home

    Uncomfortable visiting the Museum? You can still get your art fix with this resource of newly created and archived videos of current and past exhibitions as well as some of our favorite programs.

    Our Fleming from Home page >>

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The Fleming Reimagined: Confronting Institutional Racism and Historical Oppression

The staff at the Fleming Museum have been reckoning with how to become an anti-racist museum that’s more responsive, relevant, and inclusive. We want to know what you think about our ongoing conversations about our values and priorities.

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Fall 2023 Opening Reception

Join us for a festive evening on Wednesday, September 13 from 5:00-7:00 pm as we celebrate UVM’s School of the Arts and the opening of the Fleming Museum’s fall 2023 exhibitions and installations including, PRAXIS: Recent Work by Studio Art Faculty at UVM,  Art and the Matter of Place, and new and rotating installations in the Museum’s newly reimagined Collections Gallery.

Event is FREE and open to all. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served, with cash only bar available. 

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UVM School of Arts

This past academic year, the Fleming became part of UVM's School of the Arts. Learn more about this exciting new school and the many programs it supports.

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Explore our Collections online

Our online search database allows students, teachers, scholars, and art and history lovers of all stripes to browse or search our collection of over 20,000 objects—both on view in the galleries and tucked away in storage.

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Image: Unrecorded Artist, Ndebele (southern Africa), Basket, late 20th c. Telephone wire, metal, plastic. Museum collection  2023.3