Hunterdon Art Museum

For more than seventy years the hunterdon art museum in clinton, new jersey has served as an invaluable cultural and educational resource for new jersey and the surrounding areas and has carried out its mission to engage people with contemporary art, craft and design in ways that educate, challenge and inspire community through the arts. Hunterdon countys only art museum is located in an 1836 gristmill that is on the state and national historic registers. The four-story building has three floors of exhibition space and one floor of art studios. The museum presents approximately twelve exhibitions annually and offers many studio art courses, workshops, and art camps. Approximately 17,000 visitors came to the museums grounds, exhibitions, lectures, workshops, studio art classes, camps, interpretive programs and community events during fy24. The museum s admission fee is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors, military, and students, members, children under 12 and those who participate in new jers

The hunterdon art museums mission is to educate, challenge and inspire community through the arts. As an educational resource with programs for all ages, the museum offers opportunities to explore and experience art in many forms. Beginning with programs for the very young and continuing through adulthood, the museums education department annually offers many workshops and classes that support lifelong learning. Classes cover topics that include painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking, photography, and much more. In the summer, hundreds of children participate in the museums art camps. Subjects range from painting and drawing to video production, fashion design, and animation. Many of the camps are themed, providing opportunities for children to explore a topic in more than one medium. For more than twenty five years ham has filled a need in the community with artistic expressions, classes for adults with developmental disabilities. In another long-running program, young artists showc