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Now Hiring: Store Manager

March 27, 2026

Deadline: April 10

Museum Store - Christmas

We're looking for a new Manager for the MOA Store! Do you want to oversee our merchandising, inventory management, online sales, print reproduction, and more? Apply to join our team!

Approximate Starting Salary: $59,000 - $75,500 annually

Find more details and apply here.

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Graduation at the MOA

April 24, 2026
Some amazing MOA employees are graduating!
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Artwork of the Week

Artwork of the Week: 'Waiting' By Rose Hartwell

April 20, 2026
This painting’s enigmatic title is a perfect fit for its intriguing subject, where an unknown woman dressed in black sits with her hands in her lap, her eyes seemingly focused on nothing. What is she waiting for? Perhaps she waits for a family member or friend to pay her a visit. Given the woman’s attire and the painting’s somber tone, whether knowingly or not, she also seems to be waiting for death. We will likely never know what Rose Hartwell intended this painting to mean, so we too are left waiting to know this woman’s story.
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Artwork of the Week

Artwork of the Week: 'French Landscape Near Paris' By John Henri Moser

April 13, 2026
Painted while Moser was studying art in Paris, this painting lacks the bold color and loose brushwork that came to dominate the artist’s style when he returned to Utah. In Paris, he was surrounded not only by academic tradition, but by modern art’s many new aesthetic possibilities. Judging from his mature style, he was observing much during this time, even though his own output remained relatively conservative. This painting, and others of the time, show the influence of the Barbizon School of landscape painting, an influential nineteenth-century movement that emphasized painting outdoors.
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