Morris Graves Museum of Art

Named after painter and originator of the Northwest School of Art in the Pacific Northwest, the Morris Graves Museum of Art is situated in the Eureka Carnegie Library Building in the core of Eureka. The Museum houses seven displays that element a scope of accumulations that grandstand expressions of the human experience and specialists of the Pacific Northwest, including William Anderson, Glen Berry, Max Butler and Charlie Brown, and in addition some of Morris Graves' own work. The Museum is additionally home to a delightful Courtyard Sculpture Garden, in which benefactors can unwind in shady, tranquil environment, an assortment of instructive based classrooms and offices, an Arts Resource Center and a Performance Rotunda.