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Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg in St. Petersburg, Florida Reopens Its Collection Galleries on November 21: Closed Since Late September for the Art Unbound

Monday, November 9, 2026 · Travel · GSM News

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — The collection galleries of the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, at 255 Beach Drive NE, are scheduled to reopen on November 21, 2026. The galleries have been closed since late September for a reinstallation the museum calls Art Unbound; the museum building itself has remained open.

According to the museum and its closure-period visitor guide, the reinstalled collection will no longer be organised by period and geography. Instead, a thematic model places historical works from across cultures in dialogue with modern and contemporary works, and the museum plans to rotate its holdings frequently after the reopening. The museum announced the Art Unbound framework on June 10, 2026 and the temporary closure of the collection galleries on September 16; the reinstallation is one phase of a longer plan that continues with a Creativity Commons in winter 2026 and programming beyond the gallery walls in spring 2027.

During the closure, the exhibition New African Masquerades remains open through January 3, 2027, along with the MFA Shop and Café Clementine, and conservator Luis Seixas's live conservation of a gilded, carved tabernacle is open to the public; the tabernacle is planned for placement in the collection galleries in 2028. The closure-period adult admission is $16, and the museum's August announcement listed regular-hours admission at $24; post-reopening pricing is as published by the museum.

来源链接:圣彼得斯堡美术馆闭馆期参观指南(pedoneelite.com,内容源自美术馆 Art Unbound 页与发布): https://pedoneelite.com/blog/while-the-mfas-galleries-are-closed-a-conservator-is-working-in-public-a-short-ride-from-snell-isle

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Source: Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg

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Photo: 佛罗里达州圣彼得斯堡(资料图)。(Wikimedia Commons)|St. Petersburg, Florida (file photo). (Wikimedia Commons)

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