A group of children and adults stand in a museum gallery, attentively looking at a tall, dark bronze sculpture. A woman appears to be explaining the artwork. Paintings and other sculptures are visible in the background.

Learn With Us!

Educational programming is available for all ages! We have resources to support learning for families, K-12 students, teachers, college students, and adults.

 

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Three acrobats hang high in the air, suspended by their teeth from wires. They wear costumes and perform against a cloudy sky, showcasing a daring aerial stunt.

Archives

The Archives maintains a collection of institutional records and materials that document the history of the museum, the Ringling family, the circus and allied arts, including Wild West shows.

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A bright, modern library with tall windows letting in natural light, bookshelves filled with books, several wooden computer desks with chairs, and a scenic view of trees and greenery outside.

Art Library

Established with The Ringling’s opening in 1946, the Art Library is one of the largest and most comprehensive art research libraries in the southeastern United States.

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A group of four people stands facing a framed still-life painting with parrots and fruit on an orange wall, while a woman in a red dress gives a guided tour or explanation.

Collections

The Ringling’s collection began with John Ringling’s original bequest and has since expanded. Strengths of the collection include Renaissance and Baroque paintings, Japanese woodblock prints, Chinese ceramics, studio glass, photography and contemporary art.

 

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Admission

Visit the Museum of Art, Circus Museum, Ca' d'Zan, Bayfront Gardens.
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Membership

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