Davis Museum and Cultural Center

106 Central St, Wellesley, MA 02481, USA

Address:	106 Central St, Wellesley, MA 02481, USA
Phone:	+1 781-283-2051
Site:	davismuseum.wellesley.edu
Rating:	3.8
Working:	Closed 11AM–5PM 11AM–5PM 11AM–5PM 11AM–5PM 11AM–5PM 11AM–5PM

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Colton Schelble

Pathetic. This museum is covering up all artwork made by immigrants to protest president Trumps actions. Yet they look pathetic doing this because Trump has never said anything negative about immigrants. Only ILLEGAL immigrants. This museum is a joke and is contributing to the separation of society for no reason. They have no reason to cover up the work of immigrants as it has no relation to ILLEGAL immigrants or Trump. Whoever came up with the idea should be fired because theyre terrible at their job.

Tag Master

The museum chose to cover, take down, or otherwise hide works by immigrants in order to highlight their contributions. This ridiculous misguided gesture has nothing to do with the illegal alien crisis. The current situation has nothing to do with immigrants but everything to do with illegals. VERY POOR FORM.

Kristen Chang

Love this museum! Unsuspecting breadth and depth of art from this on-campus museum. Exhibits a wide range of artists and some very poignant pieces. Also love their subtle statement demonstrating how deeply our art would be impacted by rigid immigration bans and reforms.

Jeff Dippold

How ridiculous, President Trump is not anti-immigrant nor are his policies. His wife, our first lady, is an immigrant. How ignorant can you be? We are PRO legal immigration, how this can be turned into a negative is baffling!

Federico Stoppato

Un piccolo ma ben curato museo universitario contenuto in sale architettonicamente ricercate

Marilyn Spencer

I called and am writing to shout from the rooftops how COURAGEOUS Wellesley and Davis Museum are for standing up and speaking out! I hope their impetus encourages others to do the same. BRAVO!!!

Brent Medas

Cool place we did some work in, they deffinatly have alot of interesting things in there, a must to check out

Adrian Lee

Wonderful collection, free and open to the public. A hidden gem.