Join us as five local artists share their experiences and art created during our initiative, The Art of Self-Discovery, which guided artists through the exploration of their family histories archived within their lineage. Throughout the night, we’ll have artmaking, food trucks, a cash bar, a pop exhibition, and more. About The Art of Self–Discovery 

MindFrame: Exploring Mental Health Through Film This three-part film series focuses on the depiction of mental health in cinema and Mississippians’ access to mental health resources. In August and September, in partnership with Mississippi State University Psychology Department, we explore two stories of youth facing significant mental health challenges in Mississippi.

An Investigation of the Asylum as History and Memory Join Dr. Amy Forbes and Dr. Patrick Hopkins as they share their journey of crafting a historical monograph, compiling a multi-disciplinary anthology of essays, and curating a database of asylum-related oral histories and archival materials.

MindFrame: Exploring Mental Health Through Film This three-part film series focuses on the depiction of mental health in cinema and Mississippians’ access to mental health resources. In August and September, in partnership with Mississippi State University Psychology Department, we explore two stories of youth facing significant mental health challenges in Mississippi.

MindFrame: Exploring Mental Health Through Film This three-part film series focuses on the depiction of mental health in cinema and Mississippians’ access to mental health resources. In July, we will explore the nuanced ways in which filmmakers navigate the complexities of mental health on screen. In August and September, in partnership with Mississippi State University … Read more

Join us in our special exhibition, What Became of Dr. Smith, as Anthony DiFatta, Director of Education of the Walter Anderson Museum of Art, shares connections between Dr. Smith’s experience and that of Walter Anderson.

Step into a world where art becomes a canvas for stories of resilience, empowerment, and the vibrant tapestry of the LGBTQ+ community. Join us for a night of live performances, a community installation, and conversation.

We’re excited to offer a unique lunchtime program featuring artist Noah Saterstrom in partnership with the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. Begin at the Two Museums’ for History Is Lunch, a weekly series exploring Mississippi’s vibrant past. Afterward, continue the conversation with Noah at MMA during a gallery talk exploring What Became of Dr. … Read more

This transformative workshop is designed to empower artists and creatives on their journey towards mental wellbeing. From mindfulness practices to self-expression techniques, discover how nurturing your mental health can enhance your artistic journey and enrich your creative process.