The Hallie Ford Museum of Art was founded in 1998 and represents Oregon’s third largest art museum that serves as an intellectual and cultural resource for the region. The museum’s collections reflect the rich Pacific Northwest culture and explores the history of art from around the world.
Exhibitions:
Special changing exhibitions range from classical works to modern masters, while the permanent exhibitions feature works by Pacific Northwest and Native American artists as well as a diverse collection of Ancient, European, American and Asian art.
Students and the Museum:
Head to the museum in the spring to see the work of Willamette's senior art majors. The museum supports Willamette’s art and art history curriculum and also provides hands-on internships for students as well as opportunities to conduct research and take part in special projects.
Hours:
Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. The museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Admission:
The following receive free admission every day:
- Children and students (0-17)
- Educators and students (18+ with ID)
- Hallie Ford Museum of Art members
- Willamette University and Pacific Northwest College of Art students, faculty and staff
- American Association of Museum members
- Monuments Men Foundation members
- North American Reciprocal Museum Membership Program (NARM) members
- College and University Art Museum Reciprocal Program (CUAMRP) members
Admission
- $8: General
- $5: Senior (age 55+)
Admission is free for everyone on Tuesdays
More Information:
Call 503-370-6855 or visit the Hallie Ford Museum of Art website.