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Where is the Museum located?

The Spelman College Museum of Fine Art is located in the West End area of Atlanta.

Our address is 350 Spelman Lane, Atlanta, GA 30314.

The Museum is located on the first floor of the Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby, Ed.D. Academic Center.

How much does the Museum cost?

The Spelman College Museum of Fine Art is free and open to the public.

There is a small parking fee.

Donations are always appreciated.

Do I have to go to Spelman to visit the Museum?

No, the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art is open to the public.

How can I learn more about events and activities at the Museum?

Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter for the most recent updates, and/or continue checking the website for events.

Are there activities for children?

Occasionally there are activities for school-age children. Exhibitions may contain artworks that have nudity or difficult subjects.

How do I hold and event at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art?

If you are a Spelman department, you can submit a detailed request by email with information regarding use of the Museum for our review. The Museum is not available for private use or use beyond the Spelman Community.

How do I submit art to be shown in the Museum?

Spelman museum seeks to show and support the spectrum of works created by women artists of the African Diaspora. It is in alignment with the College’s longstanding charge to shape, mold, and prepare Black women to make indelible contributions to society in all areas. Artists are invited to show in the museum and we do not accept solicitations.

For any other questions, please email us at museum@spelman.edu.

Will I be photographed while visiting the Museum?

The Spelman College Museum of Fine Art may photograph, film, record audio or videotape guest for educational and /or promotional purposes. Visitation is implied consent for the use of the guest’s likeness, voice or video image for marketing purposes. Spelman College advises visitors that they are subject to being photographed or recorded and their presence on campus acknowledges that they accept this policy. Signs posted throughout campus indicate the policy in detail. If visitors to the Museum prefer not to be photographed, they should feel free to notify the Museum Ambassador at the front desk or a member of the Museum staff.

May I use my cellphone in the Museum?

Yes, for approved photography or video capture – NO FLASH. For the enjoyment of all visitors, please keep cell phone conversations to a minimum. We ask that all phones be set to silent, vibrate, or turned off during your visit.

Which certified appraisers are recommended?

Jane Cofer, Art Matters; Email: jane@artmattersllc.com; Phone: 404-495-0156

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