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At the Butler Institute of American Art , we are dedicated to bringing you the most interactive experience possible. Please take a moment to visit our new Video Library and see what we have been up to. View the archive


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The Butler Institute is the first museum of American art. The original structure, dedicated in 1919, is a McKim, Mead and White architectural masterpiece listed on the National Register of Historic places. The museum's mission is to preserve and collect works of art in all media created by citizens of our country. The Institute's holdings now exceed 20,000 individual works, and the Butler is known worldwide as "America's Museum."
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The Butler is located in Youngstown, Ohio, in Mahoning County, and receives no revenues from the city, state or county. The Butler charges no admission fee at the main location or at its branch museums, and relies on contributions from the community and the nation to meet its cultural mission. How you can help

The Beecher Center, housed in the south wing of the Butler's Youngstown location, is the first museum addition dedicated solely to new media and electronic art. The facility regularly displays works of art that utilize computers, holography, lasers and other digital media. The Beecher Center houses the Zona Auditorium, a digital media theater designed for performance art and high-definition film presentations.
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The Butler also operates two satellite facilities in nearby Columbiana and Trumbull Counties. The Salem branch, funded by The Salem Community Foundation, presents selections from the Butler's permanent collection, exhibitions by nationally-known contemporary and historic artists, and the best of regional art talent. The Butler's Trumbull branch, funded in part by Foundation Medici, focuses on important international artists whose works have profoundly influenced America, as well as exhibitions of works by contemporary master painters and sculptors. Visit Butler branches



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Winter/Spring 2010 Newsletter [1.2m]
2010 Midyear Form [1.2m]
2010 Winter Classes [1.2m]
2008 Biennial Report [4.58m]
Museum Brochure 2008 [603k]

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Upcoming Exhibitions & Events


Jackson Pollock:
Silver and Black (Youngstown)
Dec 26, 2009 Through Dec 31, 2010

Dennis Marsico:
Face Value (Flad Gallery, Youngstown)
Sep 20, 2009 Through Dec 27, 2010

Stephen Althouse:
Tools and Shrouds (Youngstown)
Jan 03, 2010 Through Mar 14, 2010

Donald Woodman:
Photography in Transition (Trumbull branch)
Jan 24, 2010 Through Mar 14, 2020

Jedd Novatt:
Chaos
Jan 17, 2010 Through Jan 02, 2011

Esther Nisenthal Krinitz:
Fabric of Survival
Mar 07, 2010 Through May 23, 2010

John Stobart:
Grandeur of America's Age of Sail (Youngstown)
Mar 28, 2010 Through Jun 13, 2010

Robert Vonnoh (1858-1933):
American Impressionist (Youngstown)
May 02, 2010 Through Jun 27, 2010

Annual National Juried Show:
74th National Midyear Exhibition (Youngstown)
Jun 27, 2010 Through Aug 22, 2010

Area Artists:
73rd Annual Exhibition (Youngstown)
Nov 13, 2010 Through Nov 28, 2010