The Mint Museum - Art is for Everyone

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We are excited to open our doors to the public and welcome you back to the Mint, where we believe in the power of art and that art is for everyone. Please review our Know Before You Go page for information on our new guidelines to help protect visitors and staff while at the museum.

Timed Tickets

Know Before You Go

On View

Ami Vitale. Ripple Effect, 2009. Photographer @amivitale

W|ALLS:
Defend, Divide, and the Divine

Foragers

Jennifer Steinkamp, Daisy Bell, 2008. Video installation. Dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London. Photo by Robert Wedemeyer.

In Vivid Color

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Explore our online offerings though The Mint Museum From Home while our buildings remain closed to help curb the Covid-19 spread. Enjoy gallery tours, curators’ picks, craft demonstrations, and Q&As with top artists—all from the comfort of your home.

Art & Artists

Read, Watch, & Listen

Create at Home

The Mint Museum:
One Museum, Two Locations.

Mint Museum Uptown

500 South Tryon Street
at Levine Center for the Arts
Charlotte, NC 28202
704.337.2000
Plan Your Visit

Mint Museum Randolph

2730 Randolph Road
Charlotte, NC 28207
704.337.2000
Plan Your Visit

Black Lives Matter sign held above a crowd of protestors in Uptown Charlotte. Photo by Casey Hendrickson.

Anti-racism resources

As an institution, we’re committed to confronting persistent issues to build a foundation for progress. And for many of our staff, from those on senior leadership to part-time employees, this process started with self-education. Here is a sampling of some of the key books, films, podcasts, influencers and organizations that Mint staff have found enlightening as we endeavor to change our perspective and effect change.

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