Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens

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Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens 78 East Granada Boulevard Ormond Beach, FL 32176
Telephone: Fax: Email:	(386) 676-3347 (386) 676-3244 omam78e@aol.com
Wedding Reservations	(386) 676-3250
Museum Hours:     Monday through Friday          10am to 4pm     Saturday & Sunday         Noon to 4pm     Closed on major holidays     and between exhibitions
Museum Admission:     A $2.00 per person donation     is requested.     Museum members, senior     citizens (60 and older) and     children admitted at no charge.
The Gardens are available for your enjoyment at no charge and are open from sunrise to sunset daily.
To reserve the Gardens or Gazebo for weddings or special events call the City of Ormond Beach's Leisure Department at  (386) 676-3250.
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Call for Artists

  Print Artist's Submission Form

Active Calls

Deadline is March 9, 2009

OMAM is seeking submissions in all media for the 2010/2011 exhibition calendar.  Specific interests are in subject matter related to Urban Florida/Florida Architecture, Speed, Motion, Racing (both realism and expressionism), Surf Art, 3D Glass/pottery/metals and Cultural themes.

Looking for the VanGo Call for Artists?  Use this link.
Want more information about the VanGo program? Use this link.

Ongoing Call for Artists

Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens, located in Ormond Beach, Florida, (northeastern Volusia County), is seeking artists for exhibitions in the current year and beyond. Please note the application requirements, deadlines and the mailing address instructions. This will ensure prompt handling of your application.

Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, registered with the State of Florida, and has been in operation since 1946.

The mission of Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens is to serve the community of Ormond Beach and its visitors in offering exhibitions by Florida, regional and international artists; to maintain a permanent collection of Malcolm Fraser’s works; to advance the arts through education and appreciation; and to maintain the Gardens as a botanical and ecological showcase.

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