Year Founded
1931
EIN
47-0384577
Local Leader/Exec. Director
Jack Becker
Primary Contact Name
Maggie Koenig
Main Address

2200 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68102-1292
United States

What We Do

The Joslyn brings people together to explore art across time and cultures. The campus comprises three stunning buildings—distinct yet connected—surrounded by sculpture gardens. Learning and engagement opportunities abound, and general admission is free to all, always.

Interesting Info
  • Joslyn Art Museum was a gift to the people of Omaha from Sarah Joslyn in memory of her husband, George.
  • From its first day, November 29, 1931, to today, the Museum has welcomed millions of visitors from around the world.
  • The Joslyn’s collection of over 12,000 objects represents 5,000 years of human creativity and the world’s diverse cultures.
Geographic Location

Nebraska, Iowa

The campus comprises three stunning buildings—distinct yet connected—surrounded by sculpture gardens. Learning and engagement opportunities abound, and general admission is free to all, always.
ART WORKS: A Place for Curiosity is an interactive space where visitors of all ages will find fun ways to experience the visual arts.
Spend some time in our studios! Come to learn art-making fundamentals, or to expand your knowledge and skills, with inspiration from artworks in the Museum galleries. Drop-in activities, workshops, class series, and camps provide opportunities for everyone—from preschoolers to adults—to explore their own creativity.
Clock Icon10AM - 4PM Ticket IconFree Visit Art Learn Support About  Today, Joslyn Art Museum comprises three distinct yet connected buildings, each representing a different architectural style and a unique moment in our story. Working with world-renowned, visionary architects throughout our evolution and growth has resulted in stunning spaces that are works of art.  Architecture  J Joslyn Building When this extraordinary Art Deco building opened its doors on November 29, 1931, it was celebrated not only as
The Joslyn’s collection of over 12,000 objects represents 5,000 years of human creativity and the world’s diverse cultures. Explore a selection of works of art from the Museum’s collection.