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The Midwest Museum of American Art will be open for free to the public during Art Walk from 5-8PM.

The Midwest Museum of American Art is located in the center of downtown Elkhart, Indiana in a beautifully renovated neo-classical style bank building. The Midwest Museum of American Art is a showcase of 19th through 21st Century American Art and houses a large collection of hand-signed lithographs by the famous American illustrator Norman Rockwell. In all, the permanent collection numbers over 6,000 works with approximately 900 on display at any time during the year. The Midwest Museum of American Art is a not-for-profit public organization, funded entirely through membership, donations, and grants.

This free event has been made possible by Elkhart Arts Alliance.

Join us on Thursday, September 12, at 12:20 PM for our Noon Time Film., The Collector: Allan Stone’s Life in Art.                     

Allan Stone was one of the most influential Manhattan art dealers of the last half of the 20th Century. He was a renowned expert in abstract expressionism and well known for a unique eye for new talent and genius. He discovered some of the most important American artists including John Chamberlain and Wayne Thiebaud. A riveting & revealing documentary into the obsessive nature of collecting.

Admission: $5. MMAA Members Admitted Free