Cameron Art Museum

Our Story

The Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum is a testament to love and community. Founded in 2002, it honors Bruce Barclay Cameron, Jr.'s passion for his late wife, Louise, and the community's enduring love for art. The museum's roots trace back to 1922 with artist Elisabeth Chant's studio in Wilmington, evolving into the Wilmington Museum of Art in 1938. Today, it stands as a vibrant cultural resource, showcasing a diverse collection and fostering artistic engagement.

Impact on the Community

Cameron Art Museum enriches lives through high-quality exhibitions and dynamic public programs. It serves as a cultural gathering place, ensuring access to art and education for all, especially underserved populations.

Why Donate?

Your contributions support vital art exhibitions, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives. Donations ensure that the museum continues to provide access to art and culture for those who may not otherwise have the opportunity.

Get Involved

Join the mission to enrich the community through art! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help sustain high-quality programs and ensure that art remains accessible to everyone.