The Phillips Museum of Art is a vital cultural resource for the College and the community. It is home to an extensive and expansive permanent collection, and our students have an active role in researching and curating exhibits in its three galleries and outdoor sculpture garden.
The museum presents exhibitions by well-known regional, national, and international artists, while providing ample opportunities for research and study, as well as for less-formal learning experiences for students, faculty and the Lancaster community.
The museum's curriculum gallery provides an ideal space for students to engage in hands-on instruction with professors of art and art history. And in the spring, senior art majors curate and exhibit their work in the museum as part of their theses.