The Hofstra University Museum of Art serves as a dynamic cultural resource within the Hofstra University community and the greater Long Island region. Dedicated to enriching public knowledge and appreciation of the visual arts, the museum houses a permanent collection of over 5,000 works ranging from ancient to contemporary art, with notable strengths in works on paper and non-Western artifacts. It offers rotating exhibitions that highlight both established and emerging artists, often integrating interdisciplinary themes to address current social, cultural, and environmental issues. As an educational institution, the museum plays a vital role in supporting academic curriculum across various fields through curated tours, lectures, and interactive learning opportunities.

Strongly committed to accessibility and community engagement, the Hofstra University Museum of Art provides a range of public programs designed to foster dialogue and inspire creativity, including family days, workshops, and special events. The museum also partners with local schools and nonprofit organizations to offer arts-based educational initiatives. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, it meets national standards for excellence, reinforcing its stature as a trusted cultural center in the region.

Key Services:

– Curated art exhibitions featuring diverse historical and contemporary works
– Permanent collection of over 5,000 objects, including works on paper and global artifacts
– Educational tours and interdisciplinary academic collaborations
– Public programs such as lectures, artist talks, and interactive workshops
– School and community outreach initiatives
– Internship and volunteer opportunities for students and local residents
– Digital resources and virtual exhibitions
– Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums for institutional excellence