The Cultural Heartbeat of West Texas
Free Admission. Endless Inspiration.
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Our Collection, Our Story
Since the Museum first opened its doors in 1985, building, preserving, and collecting art has been central to our mission. Our Collection, Our Story celebrates the many individuals and families who have supported the Museum over the years through their generosity and belief in the power of art. Without their vision and commitment, the Museum’s collection would not exist as it does today.
Permanently Located in the Keith Family Gallery
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Home, Love, and Loss
Bringing together more than 66 works from the collection of Art Bridges, the Amarillo Museum of Art, Art Museum of South Texas, Amon Carter Museum of American Art, and the Ellen Noël Art Museum, this exhibition features family lifecycles from aging to death.
On View April 2 - July 19
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Shifting Subjects: The Heroes of the West
Though early depictions of cowboys and Native Americans were often flawed in interpretation and depiction, it is the heroic moments of perseverance within a harsh landscape that made them worthy of immortalization through art. These subjects has created visual lessons on what the West is, was, and how it has changed today.
On View April 2 - May 31
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Community Art Day
Our next FREE Community Art Day is just around the corner on June 6 from 10 AM to 12 PM! Visitors of ALL AGES are invited to join us in the garden for a special printmaking-focused morning of art and creativity. Enjoy hands-on activities with visiting artist Ben Muñoz and UTPB’s Pots-n-Prints, plus visits from our community partners, including Odessa Arts, INK Innovative Network of Knowledge and Sibley Nature Center.
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Teen Artist Residency Program (TARP)
Selected students ages 13-17 who have applied and been accepted into this program will spend the week (June 1-5) working with printmaker Ben Muñoz in an intensive Museum work environment.
Opening Reception on June 5 at 5 PM.
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Exhibition Opening Soon: Sanctuary or (various places of solace) by Benjamin Muñoz
Sanctuary or (various places of solace) by Texas artist, Ben Muñoz, presents a new body of work exploring the emotional and physical spaces that offer refuge in times of uncertainty.
On View June 5 - August 30, 2026.
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Summer Art Camp
Register young artists ages 6-12 to participate in themed art camps throughout the months of June and July. All Summer Art Camps are $90 and last from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
Please note, Camps are sold out.
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Smithsonian Movie Nights
Join us for FREE Smithsonian Movie Nights! Throughout summer, we’ll be screening films from the Smithsonian Channel featuring awe-inspiring stories and powerful documentaries that explore history, culture, science, and the world around us.
THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
After years of construction and a successful Capital Enhancement project, we’ve officially reopened! Come explore our reimagined spaces, visit the galleries, and help us celebrate this exciting new chapter.
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Ready to Visit?
For hours, location, and other information about the Museum, click below. Admission is always free.
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What's on View?
Want to learn about current or upcoming exhibitions, Stampede, or our Permanent Collection? Click below.
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What's Happening?
ENAM offers a variety of classes, programs, and workshops geared for all ages. To learn more, click below.
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