A Remarkable Year at the ZMA

There has never been a more exciting time to be part of the Zanesville Museum of Art!

As the ZMA celebrates its 90th anniversary, we are honoring nine decades of art, learning, collecting, and community while looking boldly toward what comes next. This milestone is more than an opportunity to celebrate our history—it is a moment to imagine the Museum we want to become for the next generation.

That work begins with the development of a new ZMA Master Plan. Over the coming year, we will take a thoughtful look at our galleries, collections, programs, facilities, and visitor experience and ask an exciting question: What can the ZMA become in its next 90 years? The resulting plan will provide a practical and ambitious roadmap for strengthening the Museum and expanding the ways we serve our community.

And what better way to celebrate than with an extraordinary exhibition? This fall, the ZMA welcomes “Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass,” a dazzling exploration of the artistry and imagination of Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios. Inspired by the colors, forms, and beauty of the natural world, the exhibition offers an opportunity to experience Tiffany’s remarkable creativity up close.

The exhibition is only the beginning. Throughout the season, visitors can enjoy a suite of Tiffany-inspired programs and experiences designed to bring the exhibition to life—from talks and educational programs to creative activities and special events. Whether you are already fascinated by Tiffany or encountering his work for the first time, there will be many ways to discover, learn, and participate.

At 90, the ZMA is not standing still. We are celebrating our past, investing in our present, and designing our future.

I invite you to be part of this extraordinary year. Visit an exhibition. Attend a program. Bring a friend. Introduce a child to the Museum. Become a member. Support our work. And, most importantly, help us imagine what the next chapter of the Zanesville Museum of Art can be.

The next 90 years start now.

Laine Snyder
Executive Director
Zanesville Museum of Art