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Celebrate 70: A History of Collecting

This exhibition highlights the PMA’s permanent collection of international, national, and regionally acclaimed artists. Since its inception, the museum has built a collection of modern and contemporary art from the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries. As a community museum, collecting art is vitally important to our mission of enriching the lives of locals and visitors. …
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The 70th Annual Members Show

The PMA Members Show is an annual juried exhibition open to members of the Pensacola Museum of Art. Our founders introduced The Members Show during the art center’s first year in 1954 as a way to honor and celebrate the relationship between local artists and the institution. Seventy years later, artists remain a vital part …
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Love Letters to Ursa Major

Love Letters to Ursa Major: A Multimedia Meditation on Environmental Reciprocity Solo Exhibition by Kelly Anne Mueller   Love Letters to Ursa Major is a reflection on our relationship with the living earth and its inhabitants as we evolve as a species. Like any relationship, for it to thrive necessitates a delicate balance.   Even …
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Fiesta Pensacola 75th Anniversary Retrospective

The Pensacola Museum of Art is pleased to present the Fiesta Pensacola 75th Anniversary Retrospective. This exhibition includes costumes, dresses, and ephemera that provide a survey of the organization’s history and significance. Photographs, sketches, and related objects from decades dating back to the 1950’s accompany the costumes and dresses. The items on display give an …
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Selections From the Permanent Collection

The Pensacola Museum of Art stewards a growing collection of modern and contemporary art. This exhibit highlights work made during the late 19th century and early 20th century when globalization and industrialization prompted a period of immense artistic experimentation and production.   On display are lithographs by Toulouse -Lautrec and Jules Chéret, as well as …
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Message From Our Planet

Message from Our Planet Digital Art from the Thoma Collection   Message from Our Planet brings together 19 software, video, and light-technology artworks from 18 international artists working at the forefront of digital and electronic art. The exhibition proposes that media technologies, from vintage devices to cutting-edge digital algorithms, offer distinct ways for artists to …
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Rising Tide: Photography by Ben Depp 

Southern Louisiana, once formed by sediment deposited by the Mississippi River, is now rapidly eroding. Over the past eighty years, Louisiana has lost 2,000 square miles of wetlands, accounting for ninety percent of the coastal marsh loss in the US. Louisiana’s eroding wetlands provide a natural barrier from hurricanes and storm surges that protect seventy …
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Perdido

  PERDIDO Work by Richard McCabe   Perdido is a meditation on place, time and memory. In the fall of 2019, I began making a new series of photographs in the Florida Panhandle. At the same time, my connection to the region through my mother and family was beginning to slip away. Bittersweet feelings of …
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Depth of Field

Depth of Field showcases photography from the Pensacola Museum of Art’s permanent collection alongside objects from the UWF Historic Trust Archives. Artworks on display explore the history, science, and alchemical nature of the medium. Featured in this exhibition are more than twenty individual artists that employ various approaches and technologies to create thought-provoking photographs. Additional …
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Hotsy-Totsy-Vrooom-O-Rama

  House Pencil Green is the interdisciplinary studio of Joseph Herring and Amy Ruddick. Their exhibition at the PMA, Hotsy-Totsy-Vrooom-O-Rama, is part of a body of work in which the pair explore connections between the ‘art of the carny’ and the ‘carnivalesque tendencies of the artist.’    Through an examination of various approaches to both …
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