“Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art – JCSM at Auburn University Skip to main content Hit enter to search or ESC to close Close Search search Menu search Menu x-twitter linkedin youtube instagram New exhibitions open Aug. 19 The Jule is closed to the public for exhibition changeout. Contact Staff...”
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In short: Discover new exhibitions at Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art from Aug 19! Explore 'Being and Belonging in American Art' & more. Free admission, events l... (AI summary)
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