Exhibits
A window into the past, a vision of the future.
Current Exhibit
March 10 - September 2
Made in America: Manufactured Glass from the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
Featuring over one-hundred pieces of American factory-made glass, this exhibit explores the history of glass manufacturing in the United States through the major manufacturers, movements and innovators.
Permanent Exhibits
Natural History
Biology
Curated by Angelo State’s very own biologists, our exhibits are some of the most complete of any natural history collection at a university. We feature specimens not just from Texas, but around the world.
little hands, big brains
Kid Cave
Young explorers can get up close with interactive fossil games and biology specimens. Designed with kids in mind, the Kid Cave is available for visitor use and can be reserved for field trips.
blast from the past
Dinosaurs
From a giant Tyrannosaurus rex to trilobites that predate even the dinosaurs, the paleontologist in all of us is sure to be delighted.
The power of art
Visual and Performing Arts
Featuring works from local, national and international artists, as well as ASU students and faculty, our art exhibits capture the spirit of our community.
Gems and minerals
Geology
You’ll be dazzled by our extensive collection of specimens. Children can get hands on in the Kid Cave while learning about mineral characteristics.
historical records and memorabilia
K. Michael Conaway Archive and Exhibit
This exhibit features former U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway’s service to our nation and West Texas, including serving as chair of both the House Agriculture and Ethics committees.
Previous Exhibits
November 2022, 2022
Then & Now
The San Angelo Cultural Affairs Council and the Mayer Museum invite you to see the works of San Angelo and area artists of the past and present.
November 2022, 2022
Waterfowl of America
Angelo State University’s Mayer Museum and the Angelo State Natural History Collections invite you to explore the many dabblers, divers, sea ducks, geese and swans that call North America home.
October 2022, 2022
A Woman’s Touch: Women of West Texas
West Texas women have played an integral role in the growth and development of the region. Drawing on archival holdings, the West Texas Collection will spotlight the often under-told stories of the women who shaped West Texas.
August 2022, 2022
2022 Henry Edwards Distinguished Lectureship in Art
This year’s exhibit will feature contemporary paintings by guest artists Lee Hill and Alexis Serio.
April 2022, 2022
James Watkins Ceramics
James C. Watkins is a ceramic artist who has worked with clay for over 40 years. This exhibition will focus on his recent works, the breadth of his career, and the diversity of his skills and inspirations.
January 2022, 2022
Transportation in the West
This exhibit will highlight the human experience of travel. This collaborative project will feature artifacts from Fort Concho, San Angelo’s Railway Museum, the West Texas Collection, and Texas Tech University’s Southwest Collection.