Building the Future of the MSU Museum

The MSU Museum has completed essential infrastructure upgrades focused on strengthening the building itself, ensuring it can safely steward objects and specimens and continue meeting national accreditation standards. With this critical foundation in place, the Museum is moving into the next phase of reimagining exhibition halls. New galleries that will reflect Michigan State University’s strengths in research, teaching, and creativity.

As a creative collaboratory at the nexus of arts, sciences, cultures, and technologies, the MSU Museum is advancing experiences that explore the issues of our time and shape the future of learning and engagement. Learn more at https://museum.msu.edu

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A blue-glazed statue of three children kneeling and leaning against each other. The child in the middle holds an open book in her lap.

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Tiles from one of the oldest operating pottery studios in the country are hidden in plain sight, right here on campus

Three women stand together on a stage. The woman on the left wears a maroon blazer and trousers with a gold blouse. The woman in the center wears a cream-colored 19th-century period dress. The woman on the right wears a black floral blouse and black trousers. They are positioned in front of a blue projected backdrop.

MSU Alum Sandra Seaton Reclaims History and Voice in World Premiere of ‘Sally: A Solo Play’

Wharton Center for Performing Arts celebrates the world premiere of Sally: A Solo Play, as both a creative milestone and a homecoming

A person in a long dress stands in a dim gallery space, interacting with a digital art installation. A ring light on a stand faces them, while large projections of the person's face cover the walls.

Internationally renowned artists begin winter residencies at MSU

Carl Craig and Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm will develop projects linking creative work with scientific inquiry