WELCOME BACK!

NSU Art Museum is Now Open

NSU Art Museum reopened to the public on Tuesday, September 15. For the safety of all visitors, staff and volunteers, there will be new health and safety guidelines in place, which include social distancing, reduced capacity, face coverings and enhanced cleaning and disinfection protocols.

Extended and New Exhibitions

We have extended the closing dates of Transitions and Transformations; I Paint My Reality: Surrealism in Latin America and William J. Glackens: From Pencil to Paint. Our first new exhibition of the 2020/2021 season opens on November 21 with works by 13 preeminent South Florida artists who are recipients of the 2020 South Florida Cultural Consortium awards.

Museum Café and Store

The Museum Café is open with a limited take-out menu and OUTDOOR ONLY seating in the breezeway. The Museum Store is also reopening.

Free Sunny Days Launches October 1

Starting Thursday, October 1, Free First Thursday Sunny Days, presented by AutoNation, offers free admission to all visitors on the first Thursday of every month from 11 AM – 5 PM. Due to building capacity limits, we have discontinued Free First Thursday Starry Nights until further notice.

Online Resources

We will also continue to provide a diverse and engaging range of digital content that includes a new online database with access to more than 3,000 works in the Museum’s collection, along with art and educational activities, lectures and other online events.

New Health and Safety Guidelines

All guests and staff over the age of two are required to wear a facial covering while in the Museum.

Museum capacity is limited to 25 percent capacity at all times. If the Museum is at full capacity, we will ask visitors to wait outside until the number of guests decreases, or to return at another time.

Several of the interactive works in our exhibitions have been temporarily modified or closed to follow health and safety guidelines.

All guests are asked to remain six feet apart from each other in order to follow physical distancing guidelines.

Hand sanitizing stations have been installed throughout the Museum for visitor convenience, and signage is in place to reinforce required physical distancing and proper personal hygiene.

Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting are conducted throughout the Museum. Special high-use, public spaces are cleaned and disinfected more frequently.

We encourage all guests to be vigilant and advise our security and staff team of any concerns regarding health and safety at the Museum.

No luggage is permitted inside the Museum. NO Backpacks are permitted in the Museum.

Visitors are advised to check nsuartmuseum.org prior to their visit for the latest updates.

Helpful information may also be found at www.nova.edu/coronavirus