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Charles Woodboury's The Cliff is featured in our Sixty Works - 60 Years exhibition.

This exhibition features 60 of the most important works from the Permanent Collection of the OMAA. From the earliest acquisitions through the most recent, the show illustrates the collecting trends of Henry Strater and the Museum.

In the Barn, Long, Sculpture, and Small Galleries.

Sponsored by the Sparhawk Oceanfront Resort.

A collection of family photos and artwork from the OMAA Permanent Collection that illustrates Strater’s life in art and his personal family life, culminating in the founding of the Museum in 1953.

In the Strater Gallery

Andy Warhol and Pat Hackett, photograph by Patrick McMullan, painting by Richard Bernstein

Every morning beginning in 1976, Warhol telephoned his longtime friend and writing collaborator Pat Hackett and related the events of his past 24 hours: where he’d gone, what he’d done, who he’d seen, and what he thought about it all. Pat Hackett accompanied Warhol on many of his daily routines and photographed him with the celebrities of the day, including Mick Jagger, Jackie Kennedy, and the famous artists with whom he hung out. This exhibition will feature 50-60 photographic images never before shown in public, and 12 original works of art by Warhol borrowed from other museums and the Hackett collection.

In the Sculpture and Small Galleries

This exhibition features up-and-coming New England artists. From the traditional to experimental media, these artists have huge potential.

In the Sculpture Gallery

John Dunnan, oil on canvas

Henry Strater, Sean Beavers, John Laurent, Hal Carney, and many other Maine artists comprise the York Hospital Collection. Assembled through the generosity of the community, this collection reflects the artistic history of Ogunquit, York, and Maine.

In the Small Gallery

The Smoker by Marcia Oakes Woodbury

The Woodburys first traveled to Europe on their honeymoon in 1890. While there, they visited Holland and returned many times over the years, joining other American artists in their search for pre-industrialized subjects.

In the Long Gallery