Adult Programs
At OMA, we believe art education is a lifelong journey and we offer a variety of engaging learning opportunities for adults of all ages. From guided tours, gallery talks, lectures and accredited courses to up-close examinations, in-depth discussions and art outreach, we have a wealth of information and resources to share for those who are interested....
Art Night Out
Join us for a fun night of art! Each exciting evening features a different theme. Follow along with an art teacher as you create your own masterpiece.
Art Sandwiched In
An informal lunchtime program with engaging speakers or films held monthly from noon-1p.m.
Drawing Connections
Compare artists represented in the museum during a guided virtual discussion. Drawing upon common themes and ideas, seemingly disparate and familiar works of art may be viewed anew.
Highlights Tours
Enjoy a docent-led tour of the “Highlights of the Collection” every Sunday at 1:00pm. Free with paid gallery admission.
Lecture: JEFRË
During this engaging slide presentation, explore the artist's process and vision for the exhibition, JEFRË: Points of Connection.
Lectures
From scholarly lectures to dynamic panel discussions, this series brings influential artists, scholars, museum curators and art critics to the museum to complement special exhibitions, the permanent collection or related topics in art.
OMA Book Club
The OMA is excited to host a virtual book club for lovers of literature and art. Each month we’ll discuss a different text in relation to works on view in the Museum.
The Resource Center
In partnership with the University of Central Florida, the Orlando Museum of Art is pleased to provide educational resources for educators, students and families at the Resource Center (TRC).
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Virtual Group Tours for Adults
For those not comfortable or not able to visit the Museum, schedule a private virtual tour with Associate Curator of Education & Outreach, David Matteson.