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SC residents get free general admission to the museum all summer long, May 24 – September 1.

The CMA features 27 galleries and plenty of ways to explore them, including multimedia tours, scavenger hunts, kids’ totes, and gallery games, plus coloring pages drawn by local artists and hands-on activities in The Cross Hatch.

Generous support provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

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(Un)Settled

Perspective Is On Display

June 15 - September 8, 2024

(Un)Settled features works by artists including Fidelia Bridges, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O’Keeffe, Benny Andrews, William Christenberry, Ana Mendieta, Ed Ruscha, Jeffrey Gibson, and Jacqueline Bishop. Through 40 artworks, including furniture, glass, ceramics, and baskets, the exhibition highlights the evolving conversations around landscape and its relationship to establishing cultural and national identity over the last two centuries.

Image:
Jacqueline Bishop, After the Rain (Methane), 2014-15, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Association Purchase 2018.7

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Sergio Hudson: Focused on the Fit

Fashion Is On Display

November 18, 2023 - July 7, 2024

Sergio Hudson fell in love with fashion at 4 years old while living in Ridgeway, South Carolina, and has since become one of the biggest names in the industry, designing pieces for high-profile clients that include Michelle Obama, Beyonce, and Serena Williams. This exhibition showcases eight signature garments from key moments in his revolutionary career, along with more than 20 sketches and drawings exploring his rise from the early days winning Bravo’s Styled to Rock in 2013 up through the present day.

The exhibition is organized by the Columbia Museum of Art, South Carolina, in partnership with Sergio Hudson Collections, LLC and Community Curator Megan Pinckney Rutherford. 

Image:
Justin Gloston for Sergio Hudson. Illustration, custom gown and cape ensemble for Keke Palmer’s Met Gala look, 2023. Ink and marker on paper. Courtesy of SH Collections. Photo by Drew Baron / The Columbia Museum of Art.

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Week-Long Summer Camps

Explore Summer Camps

Having your child participate in summer camps is a great way for them to think creatively, practice problem-solving skills, and have fun!

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Binder

Expand Your Knowledge

Get a new perspective on art. See which works are staff favorites, watch recorded talks, find out how art is actually made, hear the latest episode of the podcast, and get the latest news from your museum. 

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Make More Memories

Family in town? There's no better way to spend an afternoon than at the CMA!

Visit anytime to check out our current exhibitions, or make a plan to come for one of our family-friendly events