The Art Complex

The Art Complex museum, located in The historic town of duxbury, Massachusetts, 33 miles south of boston, serves as a regional Art center and houses The impressive collection of The carl a. weyerhaeuser family. In addition to a gallery for rotating objects from The permanent collection, and exhibition spaces that feature painting, sculpture, prints and craft objects created by contemporary artists, The museum also houses The carl a. weyerhaeuser reference library of over 5,000 publications, which is located on The grounds is a japanese tea hut, itself part of The museum's asian collection. The museum offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions, lectures, concerts, classes, education programs, demonstrations, and tea ceremonies, fulfilling The founders' vision that their family's many interests be shared with The community. This unique venue truly offers visitors an inviting place for viewing and learning about Art in an intimate and comfortable setting.

The Art Complex does not charge admission for exhibitions. Therefore, The organization receives only a very small amount of its annual revenues directly from its educational and museum programs. Proceeds from educational activities are used to defray The cost of exhibitions and, to The extent available, to contribute to expenses for operating The foundation's museum and related educational activities.