Q: What’s a museum cat’s favorite type of art?
A. Paw-traits!! (get it? Portraits)
Museum Cat believes curiosity is the best guide.
Museum cats are quiet observers. They wander freely, notice everything, and belong in spaces shaped by time and human creativity.
MUSEUM CAT embraces that same spirit — curious, thoughtful, and unafraid to wander across disciplines like art, history, and literature.
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black art history
featured philosopher:
w.e.b. du bois
W.E.B Du Bois’ philosophy helped lay the groundwork for later Black artists, writers, and thinkers to claim space in art history.
featured artist: edmonia lewis
Born in 1844, Edmonia was an African American and Native American Neoclassical sculptor. Carving cultural stories from marble across the United States and Europe, Edmonia is one-of-a-kind. Explore her story.
featured artist: henry ossawa tanner
Henry Ossawa Tanner’s work tells quiet, powerful stories rooted in everyday life, faith, and careful observation. Explore more about his contributions to Black Art History
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