Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
See All ExhibitionsExhibitions complement art history and studio art coursework taught within the Department of Art and Art History. Temporary and traveling exhibitions featuring nationally and internationally recognized artists are presented throughout the year.
Explore the unique work of artist Salvatore Meo (1914–2004), opening June 3rd at the Martin Museum. Meo's significant but largely underrecognized assemblage art, was inspired by the discarded materials he found in the streets and markets of postwar Rome. In constructing artwork from humble objects, he challenged his viewers to think expansively about the nature of art and its relation to our everyday lives.
Exhibition Open Now through - November 2nd
Experience the transformative artwork from award-winning mixed-media installation artist and sculptor, Debbie Carlson whose work explores transformation, interconnection, and adaptation. Using found and discarded materials, she creates contemplative spaces through tactile processes like gathering, stitching, and binding—revealing unexpected connections and inviting open interpretation.
Exhibition Open Now through December 7, 2025
Permanent Collection
The Permanent Collection at the Martin Museum of Art comprises approximately 1,500 works of art spanning five centuries from Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. The Collection has been established through donations and purchases via the generosity of artists, collectors, corporations, institutions, and acquisition funds. The Martin Museum of Art at Baylor University continues to collect works of art to support the academic and artistic scholarship of its students, faculty, community, and collaborative artists, furthering the enjoyment and understanding of the visual arts.
Visit Us
The Martin Museum of Art offers both guided and self-led tours for college classes, K-12 classes, special interest groups and organizations, and for the general public.
The Martin Museum of Art is located in the Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center at Baylor University, Waco, Texas.
Museum Hours:
Admission is free for everyone. Last guest admitted at 4:30 PM.
- Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Sunday and Monday: Closed