The Cameron Art Museum is the only accredited art museum in southeastern North Carolina. The Museum presents 6-8 special exhibitions annually; monthly family and children’s programs (Kids @ CAM); weekly interdisciplinary, public programs (lectures, music, films, literature, dance); and ongoing workshops and classes in ceramics at a unique Clay Studio with a resident master artist and developing artist-in-residence program.

In 2002, the Cameron Art Museum opened its new museum facility designed by the renowned architectural firm of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates (NYC). Formerly located in downtown Wilmington, N.C. as St. John’s Museum of Art, the new Cameron Art Museum is sited on a 9 ½ acre woodland park featuring a pond, historic Civil War site, 2100 square foot art education building, a 42,000 square foot art museum with galleries, a full service restaurant, lecture and reception hall, museum gift shop and parking.

The Cameron Art Museum is supported primarily by donations from members, benefactors and visitors. The Museum receives no regular government funding and is currently engaged in raising a $20 million Endowment to support and ensure its future operation. What can you expect from a visit to the Cameron Art Museum? Expect to be engaged, enlightened, enchanted... and transformed!

The Cameron Art Museum enhances visual and cultural literacy, serving the community and enriching the quality of life for Museum visitors through innovative exhibitions, dynamic public programs, publications, and educational opportunities in the visual arts.

Your donations help:
Donations will go to support museum exhibitions and programs.

There are many ways you can get involved.

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