Birmingham Museum of Art

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The Birmingham Museum of Art lets you admire 25,000 objects covering a range of cultures. There is plenty to see for the whole family. We love it.

Birmingham Museum of Art - FAQ

• Q: When did the Birmingham Museum of Art open?
  A: The Birmingham Museum of Art opened its doors in 1951.
  
  
• Q: Where is the Birmingham Museum of Art located?
  A: The museum is located in the heart of Birmingham’s cultural district at 2000 Rev. Abraham Woods, Jr. Blvd, formerly 2000 8th Ave. N, Birmingham, Alabama.
  
  
• Q: What does the museum's permanent collection include?
  A: The permanent collection contains over 25,000 objects covering a range of cultures, including Asian, American, European, African, Native American, and Pre-Columbian art.
  
  
• Q: What is special about the museum’s Asian art collection?
  A: The museum’s Asian art collection is considered one of the finest in the Southeast, and its collection of Vietnamese ceramics is one of the best in the world.
  
  
• Q: What are some other highlights of the museum’s permanent collection?
  A: Highlights include:
  • A Kress collection of Baroque and Renaissance paintings, decorative arts, and sculpture.
    
    
  • 18th century European decorative arts.
    
    
  • A world-renowned collection of Wedgwood china.
    
    
• Q: Does the museum offer activities and events?
  A: Yes, the museum offers a range of lectures, events, and activities for different audiences, including school children, art collectors, and donors.
  
  
• Q: Why is the Birmingham Museum of Art notable?
  A: It is one of the top attractions in Birmingham, featuring an extensive and diverse collection, educational programs, and cultural significance.
  
  
• Q: How can I contact the Birmingham Museum of Art?
  A: You can contact the museum by phone at 205-254-2565.
  
  

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