Frequently Asked Questions

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Morning Brew Coffee Company, located in the Museum, offers locally roasted coffees and delicious housemade soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, smoothies and more. You can even enjoy a glass of wine or craft beer on the patio as you reflect on your visit.

There are also a number of great restaurants within walking distance of the Museum. City Market, located on Market Street across from the Museum, has a number of options, or check out Visit Roanoke for more suggestions.

You can purchase tickets online by visiting each event’s web page. You can also visit the Museum’s Visitor Services Desk at 110 Salem Avenue in downtown Roanoke or call 540.342.5760. And unless otherwise noted, tickets for events and programs can be purchased at the door.

You can register online by visiting each event’s web page. You can also visit the Museum’s Visitor Services Desk at 110 Salem Avenue in downtown Roanoke or call 540.342.5760.

Click here for information on how to register for group tours.

Click here to learn more about the application process for an internship.

What is the application process to be a Museum class instructor?
The Museum welcomes local artists interested in teaching a class in any medium. Teaching experience is required. Download the application here.

To apply, please provide:

• Completed application form
• Cover letter
• Resume

Application materials should be submitted via email to Stephanie Fallon, adult education and visitor services manager, at sfallon@taubmanmuseum.org. Please understand that due to the Museum’s scheduling process, you may be contacted about teaching a course more than a year out.

The Museum rotates works from the permanent collection, providing variety for visitors while also giving individual works a necessary “rest” during which they can be stored away from damaging light waves and receive any necessary care. Contact the Visitor Services Desk at 540.342.5760 about a particular work to learn whether it’s on view or not.

Click here to learn how to donate art to the museum.

Click here to learn more about our membership levels.

Click here to learn more about volunteering at the museum.

The Museum is dedicated to supporting and promoting the work of living artists. If you would like the curatorial staff to learn more about your art, please provide the following:

• Artist statement
• Live link to website (preferred)
• Resume or CV
• High-quality images of your work
• One-page exhibition proposal

Materials should be submitted via email to Kimberly Piland, exhibition coordinator, at kpiland@taubmanmuseum.org or mailed to the Curatorial Department's attention at 110 Salem Avenue SE, Roanoke, VA 24011.

Please provide a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you would like the materials returned. The staff will reply to all submissions within 90 business days. No phone calls, please. 

The Taubman Museum of Art cannot answer questions regarding the value, provenance or attribution of any work of art. Below is a list of reputable organizations that may be of assistance:

Telepraisal
American Society of Appraisers
Appraisers Association of America
Art Dealers Association of America 
National Institute of Appraisers

The Museum may occasionally purchase art if the work relates to the mission and fulfills criteria set forth by the collections management policy. However, at this time the museum is not actively purchasing works.

Artists who would like for their work to be considered for purchase in the future should provide:

• Resume
• Artist Statement
• High-quality images of your work

Materials should be submitted via email to Kimberly Piland, exhibition coordinator, at kpiland@taubmanmuseum.org, or mailed to Ms. Piland's attention at 110 Salem Avenue SE, Roanoke, VA 24011. She will then forward the completed packet to the executive director and accession committee for consideration. Please note that such decisions can take several months. However, upon receipt of a proposal, the registrar will respond with an estimated review period.

The Taubman Museum of Art cannot assist with the preserving of art. Below is a link that will connect you with individuals who can.

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works