UMFA at Home
Bringing the Museum to you with virtual programs, activities, and behind-the-scenes stories 

Learn about upcoming online events on our calendar.

3D landscape on brown craft paper
Third Saturday Online

Enjoy our popular family art-making activities in a new online format. 

Recorded Lectures and Programs
Visit our Vimeo page to watch past events
Stacey Kelly and Adelaide Ryder work together to safely attach Ethafoam supports to each panel on the Samurai Armor.
Read the UMFA Blog

Behind-the-scenes and highlights from the UMFA collection.

Side by side of original painting A Nook of the Desert with coloring page, Alfred Lanbourne, American, A Nook of the Desert, 1875, oil on canvas, UMFA2016.9.1
UMFA Coloring Pages

Download our coloring pages and add your own twist to some favorite works in our permanent collection.

Art in the Everyday Pedestal End Sideboard in Neoclassical Taste, Jaiquing Imperial Candlestick, Timor Spoon, beaded Baby Carrier, carved stone yoke
Art in the Everyday

Art is often thought of as separate from our everyday lives, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Look at some extraordinary everyday objects in the UMFA collection and learn to see items in your home in a new way.

Boy in blue shirt and green and yellow baseball hat weaving a matching opt holder on cardboard loom
K-12 Educational Resources

Lesson plans and content for students and teachers anywhere.

Beyond the Divide gallery, Articulated Raptor in front of Four Scholarly Arts screen
Beyond the Divide: Merchant, Artist, Samurai in Edo Japan

Experience Edo-period Japan and its beautiful scrolls, screen dividers, sculpture, prints, and samurai armor and weapons from the UMFA’s vibrant collection of Japanese art. 

Visitor walks along Spiral Jetty at Rozel Point of Great Salt Lake
Spiral Jetty Turns 50 in Spring 2020

Read about commemorative exhibitions, share your personal stories about Spiral Jetty, and more. 

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Thank you for visiting the UMFA online. We hope you have enjoyed this content. Community support makes all of the work we do possible, including this type of virtual experience. If you wish to see more offerings like this, and ensure the future of the Museum, please consider making a donation today.

We wish you, your family, and loved ones the very best during these difficult times. 

Thank you!