Mission Statement The Mattatuck Museum is a center of art and history, a gathering place that nurtures creativity and learning through transformative experiences to encourage a deeper understanding of ourselves and our heritage. Vision Statement The Mattatuck Museum will be known as a vibrant destination inspiring visitors from New England and beyond. Core Values Access: We are welcoming, accessible and collaborative. Stewardship: We embody integrity, ethical practice and accountability in the care, enrichment and use of our human, financial and physical resources. Community: We are committed to fostering strong relationships with our community to build a common future. Education: We promote the unique connections between art and regional history to inform, challenge and engage a diverse public. Inspiration: We challenge expectations and provide a stimulating environment that inspires curiosity and awe.
Mattatuck Museum的外部链接
144 West Main Street
US，CT，Waterbury，06702
Thank you to the Mattatuck Museum, The Sunset Grille, Frank J Monteiro of Post University, and all the attendees who made the I'll Get the Tip book event so special. Peter Friedman and I were very touched.
We are beyond thrilled to share some wonderful news: our very own Chief Curator, Keffie Feldman, has been chosen as a winner of the 2024 NEMA Specific Excellence Award! This prestigious award from the New England Museum Association recognizes Keffie’s exceptional work on Stitching the Revolution, as well as the many impactful projects she has overseen since joining The Mattatuck Museum. Each year, NEMA honors a select group of museum professionals who have demonstrated outstanding dedication and innovation, and we couldn’t imagine a more deserving recipient than Keffie. Her leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to elevating our exhibitions and collections inspire us every day. Please join us in congratulating Keffie Feldman on this well-deserved recognition! We are so proud to have her as part of our team and grateful for all that she does to enrich our museum and community.
Tomorrow is?#AskAnArchivist?Day! ?? To celebrate, we filmed this fun Q&A answering your questions about life in the archives. Plus, don’t miss out on the 'Insights into the Collection' tour tomorrow with Dr. Frances Martin from 3-4PM, where she'll dive into her favorite pieces in the Mattatuck Collection! ??? Watch the video and join us for an insightful afternoon at the museum! Register for tomorrow's tour here: https://lnkd.in/djfGRsyh #VisitCT?#Connecticut?#WaterburyCT?#Archives?#Archivist?#MuseumArchives
On Friday, November 1st, please join Peter Friedman and I as we take the stage for a special Author Talk / Book Signing at the Mattatuck Museum! Meet Peter, listen to excerpts of his amazing stories, see some of his work, and purchase your book; register now at https://lnkd.in/epTzZCHw
We're honored to receive the Award of Merit from the Connecticut League of Museums (CLM) for ?????????????????? ?????? ????????????????????: ???????????? ???? ???????????? ???? ????????????! This exhibition explored the powerful stories woven into quilts, showcasing how they have served as tools of advocacy and change throughout history. A huge thank you to CLM for recognizing the impact of this work, and to all who contributed to making this exhibition so meaningful. We are proud to highlight the role of quilts in shaping conversations about social justice and change. ???? Thanks to the generous support of the Coby Foundation.
Unlock FREE admission to over 1,000 museums and cultural institutions with a Mattatuck Museum Membership! Sign up for a Household Plus membership at just $100/year for (2) adults, and enjoy access to The North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association. This membership gives you entry to more than 1,300 institutions across six countries, including over 250 museums and cultural sites right here in New England and New York. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore, discover, and experience art and culture like never before! To learn more about Mattatuck Memberships, visit: https://lnkd.in/eR44aZwP
Founder of Non-Profit The Social Chase, Inc., Manager, Project Solutions | Professional Photographer | Executive Producer | Autism Advocate | Web and Graphic Design
Airing on WTNH News 8 this Thursday! Thank you Sarah Cody of WTNH-TV for interviewing us at the Mattatuck Museum and The Social Chase, Inc. Free to Be Art Exhibition. We always appreciate your love of the community! #thesocialchase #MattatuckMuseum #FreetoBeMe
The CTPOST has once again featured Waterbury for its continued progress – this time focusing on the arts and culture scene. The article makes note of world-class attractions including the Palace Theater and Mattatuck Museum; the variety of cultural events in the city; and upcoming celebrations including the 350th Anniversary Community Festival and The Gathering on September 27-28th. City of Waterbury-Mayor's Office Mayor Paul Pernerewski also provided additional insight, mentioning that “people from San Francisco, Chicago, and other big cities say there’s something special about our arts and culture scene.” Read the article now at https://lnkd.in/enZYhM7g #TheWaterbury #WaterburyCT #ArtsandCulture #PalaceTheater #MattatuckMuseum #CommunityFestivals
Visit The Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury to see Charles Ethan Porter, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jane Peterson and more as part of 'O'Keeffe in Conversation', on view in the Upson Gallery. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/exaw4Bty
Charles Ethan Porter’s art is a reminder that greatness should never be kept in the shadows. Uncover his story ???#ArtUncovered Then read more: https://bit.ly/4e8BuWW? . . . . ??? Charles Ethan Porter, “Floral Still Life,” between 1880 and 1890, oil on canvas, Detroit Institute of Arts, Museum Purchase, Robert H. Tannahill Foundation Fund, 2018.48. ??? Charles Ethan Porter, “Peonies in a Vase,” 1885, oil on canvas, Gift of William and Abigail Gerdts, 2018.44.124 ?? Charles Ethan Porter, 1911, courtesy of Vernon, Connecticut historical society ??? Charles Ethan Porter, “Still Life with Apples,” 1886, oil on canvas, Gift of Lisa Unger Baskin, in honor of Emma Nogrady Kaplan and Sidney Kaplan, 2013.131.1 ??? Charles Ethan Porter, “Mountain Laurel,” 1888, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Alfred T. Morris, Sr., 2000.10
Founder of Non-Profit The Social Chase, Inc., Manager, Project Solutions | Professional Photographer | Executive Producer | Autism Advocate | Web and Graphic Design
OPENING DAY IS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH. HOPE YOU CAN JOIN TO CELEBRATE THE ARTISTS AT THE Mattatuck Museum!! Press is invited! The Social Chase is Proud to Collaborate with the Mattatuck Museum for the very first Free to Be Art Exhibition displaying the artistic talents of our autism/neurodivergent community. Community?Vendor Applications Available here at www.thesocialchase.org Event Address: 144 West Main Street, Waterbury Parking Address:?26 Park Place Free Parking on Saturday. You can also park in YMCA parking lot Opening celebration for upcoming exhibition entitled Free to Be, celebrating artists on the autism spectrum, on Saturday, September 7 from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM, with opening remarks at 1 PM from Museum Director, Bob Burns, in the Museum’s Community Gallery. The exhibition will be on display through November 6, 2024. Free to Be is being presented in partnership with The Social Chase, Inc., a volunteer non-profit organization, providing an inclusive community of support for young adults on the spectrum. The organization sponsors social “Free to Be Me” activities, advocacy, and supporting members in accessing resources, and fostering connections and awareness of programs and opportunities. For questions, please contact Jason Forberg, Mattatuck Museum’s Director of Education at (203)-753-0381or [email protected]. Viewing at the Mattatuck Museum from September 7 – November 2, 2024.