Weisman Art Museum

Higher EducationMinnesota, United States51-200 Employees

The Weisman Art Museum is a campus art museum affiliated with the University of Minnesota, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It occupies a building designed by Frank Gehry and houses a collection that spans early twentieth‑century American art, including artists such as Georgia O’Keeffe and Marsden Hartley, along with ceramics and contemporary works. The museum supports an educational experience with frequent exhibitions and programs that engage both the university community and the broader public, offering free gallery admission. As an institution within higher education, it aims to create inclusive arts experiences that broaden understanding of individuals, communities, and the world.

The museum serves a campus and local audience with a mission rooted in its long-standing history since 1934, functioning as a resource that complements academic and cultural life on the Twin Cities campus. It operates on a site at 333 East River Road, Minneapolis, and is part of the university’s broader public engagement efforts. The organization employs a team of staff and collaborators to present changing exhibitions and programs that reflect diverse artistic practices and communities.

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