Fleming Museum of Art

UNPACKED: Refugee Baggage
Discover more
Mohamad Hafez, Badr Family, 2017. Mixed media, Dimensions variable. Credit nelsonimaging.com
DARK GODDESS: An Exploration of the Sacred Feminine
Discover more
Shanta Lee Gander, OBEAH’D (I), 2021. Archival pigment print, 26 11/16 x 40 in. (67.7 x 101.6 cm). Courtesy of the artist.
William Villalongo (American, b. 1975) Embodied, 2018 (detail). Laser cut felt with archival pigment print. Museum purchase, Way Fund, 2020.7. Published by Graphicstudio, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. Photo: Will Lytch
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.
Read Our Full Statement
A TEACHING MUSEUM
The Fleming is proud of its long history as a critical teaching resource for faculty at the University of Vermont.
More about academic support >>
GALLERY OF ASIAN ART
The Museum's venerable Wilbur Room has been transformed into an exciting new gallery space.
View the Asian art collection>>
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 >>
Collections Search
A new age of access to the Fleming Museum’s collections has arrived with the launch of our online collections search feature that enables you to browse and view over 20,000 objects from the Museum’s permanent collection.
Search the Collection >>

PLEASE NOTE: The Fleming Museum of Art will close for the University of Vermont's summer recess on Saturday, May 7. We will reopen for the Fall 2022 Semester on Tuesday, September 13. Up to date hours are listed on our Visiting page.

Spring 2022 Exhibitions

OPENING FEBRUARY 8

This spring at the Fleming Museum of Art we are excited to present two new provocative exhibitions, UNPACKED: Refugee Baggage and Dark Goddess: An Exploration of the Sacred Feminine. In addition, we continue our work with The Fleming Reimagined from the previous year with a newly reinstalled Storytelling Salon and an all new space for our popular Learning Studio. As we reckon with the Fleming’s institutional and collections history, we make our work visible, confronting the problematic histories behind the collections and galleries and, with your input, rethink what we collect, how we display it, and the words that accompany it.