The Museum Student Advisory Board is offering Colby students the opportunity to design and have produced a weather vane representing their student group.
Objects on the Move
Colby Works in the World
Despite being tucked away in northern New England, the Colby Museum’s objects are far from stationary.
Quilted Conversations
Reflecting Upon Violence Through Textiles
The Museum is partnering with Colby’s Feminist Alliance, Students Organized for Black and Hispanic Unity (SOBHU), and the Womxn of Color Alliance (WOCA) to put together a series of workshops.
Anything but Common
Common Street Arts’ New Space
Just as the Colby Museum celebrates the re-launch of The Lantern, another Waterville cultural institution is celebrating a new space!
Lively Spaces, Lively Summer
A Summer of Art, Dance, and Writing
“I had finally returned to summer camp but was no longer the camper.”
First Impressions
Van Gogh & Gachet at Auvers
In his doctor, Vincent Van Gogh found a partner and a brother, but also a fellow patient.
Face Off
Portraiture as Political Effigy
Benjamin Hallowell’s charmed life in Boston came to an end on August 26, 1765. . .
A Second Skin
Scrimshaw Corsest Busks
Men drawn to the whaling life were promised adventure, but scrimshaw attests that excitement did not dominate the months or years they were out at sea.
Director’s Spotlight
The New Media Arts Consortium
The Museum looks to build its new media collection in partnership with peer institutions.
A Year of Transitions
Reflecting on Mentorship
“But this year, Beth has gently reminded me that all aspects of my experience, including that of being a woman, can enrich my work as a curator.”