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A dedicated group of local citizens saw the need for an art museum to serve the expanding population. By 1952, no such museum existed within a 100 miles (160 km) radius of Tyler. In order to supplement art education in the local school system, the Community Arts Committee was formed by the Tyler
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formed a type of mobile museum. They took pictures to classrooms on a weekly basis. From 1960 to 1965, the League's efforts took on a semi-permanence with the purchase of a local house to serve as the Tyler museum's first home. Proceeds from the 1965 sale of the house went towards what would become
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Since 1971, the museum has acquired over 1,500 works for its permanent collection. Encouragement is given to local student artists through the museum's sponsorship of the annual high school art exhibition. Tours, workshops, lectures, films and talks are offered throughout the year. Past events
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The museum is open Tuesday-Saturday: 10 am-5pm, Sunday: 1pm-5pm, closed Mondays and holidays admission fee applies. The on-site TMA Café serves lunch, and there is a museum shop.
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The first half of the 20th century saw Tyler, Texas and its surrounding area grow in population as the flower industry and the oil exploration industry boosted the local economy.
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the structure that is today known as the Tyler Museum of Art. In 1969, the Tyler Service League changed its name and was chartered as the non-profit Tyler Junior League.
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Service League. For the next eight years, a group of volunteer League women who called themselves the
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include a Texas Writers' Series. Members of the public are encouraged to apply as Docents.
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Art Guide Texas: Museums, Art Centers, Alternative Spaces, and Nonprofit Galleries
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The architectural firm of E. Davis Wilcox and Associates designed the new 17,000
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is a museum located at 1300 South Mahon Avenue in the city of
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Tyler Museum of Art, U.S. is located in Texas
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