Unknown artist, The Meeting of David and Abigail, 17th century, oil on canvas, Mulvane Art Museum permanent collection. This painting was donated to the Mulvane and later became part of the Endangered Art program. Local benefactors provided the funds for its 2018 conservation.

The Mulvane Art Museum's members, donors, and volunteers provide essential support that allows us to empower our community through art. All exhibitions, collection growth and care, educational programs, and outreach efforts are made possible by generous gifts and donations.

 

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Donate and Become a Friend

Your fully tax-deductible financial contribution makes it possible for us to bring vibrant exhibitions to our galleries, provide high-quality educational programs and workshops for our community, and keep the Art Lab and museum free for everyone. 

All contributors are recognized as part of the Friends of Mulvane Art Museum, a giving society of our loyal donors and art advocates. Friends of the Museum enjoy benefits including invitations to special events, 50% off workshop fees, and subscriptions to our general newsletter and Friend announcements. Join today by making an annual or monthly gift.


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Sponsor the Mulvane Art Fair

Sponsor the Mulvane Art Fair, an annual event where thousands of attendants enjoy the work of dozens of artists, live music, food, and artmaking activities. Proceeds from Art Fair tickets support all the programs, community outreach, and exhibitions the Mulvane offers. Consider making a donation at one of our sponsorship levels.


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Support Conservation

Endangered Art is an initiative to fund the technical study and preservation of oil paintings in the permanent collection. In addition to conservation treatments, it includes exhibitions, lectures, and other educational programming for the public. Learn more by clicking below.


GET IN TOUCH WITH The Mulvane Art Museum

Mulvane Art Museum
1700 SW Jewell Avenue
Topeka, KS 66621

Phone & Email
785.670.1124
mulvane.info@washburn.edu
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