FRAMINGHAM – As we honor our 51st year and a new chapter, Framingham State University’s Danforth Art Museum & School is asking the community to help shape what comes next.
The Danforth has launched a public perception survey inviting visitors, artists, students, and the broader community to share candid feedback on their experiences and aspirations. The results will directly inform strategic priorities around exhibitions, education, and access as the Danforth builds on its legacy and looks to the future.
Institutional leadership is grateful for community engagement. “This is a pivotal moment for us to listen deeply and ensure we are evolving in ways that reflect and serve our community,” said Jessica Roscio, Museum Director and Curator.
Art School Director, Noelle Fournier shared “now in our 51st year, we’re excited to gather insights that will help us create meaningful, inspiring programs that enrich the lives of our students and community.”
The Danforth survey is open now through April 17, 2026:
English – Danforth Art Museum & School Engagement Survey – Fill out form
Portuguese – Danforth Art Museum and School Pesquisa de Engajamento – Fill out form
Spanish – Danforth Art Museum and School Encuesta de Participación – Fill out form
Please reach out if you’re interested in covering how community voice is helping shape the next chapter of a leading regional arts institution.
Contact:
Jessica Roscio, Museum Director and Curator, jroscio@framingham.edu | ( 508) 215-5110
Noelle Fournier, Art School Director, nfournier1@framingham.edu | ( 508) 215-5115
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