Event details
- When: Tuesday, December 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM
- Where: Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills Ave.
- Category: Adults
The OMA Book Club is for lovers of literature and art, meeting on select months to discuss a different book in relation to works on view in the Museum. Described as an afternoon of literary gossip in the galleries, the sessions are presented by Susan Rosoff. Tuition is offered both for the season and for individual sessions, at separate rates for members and non-members, and registration links are provided for each selection.
Selections include a book by Elaine Sciolino on the Louvre, described as part travelogue, part history and part memoir, exploring artworks both famous and overlooked along with some of the people who are the museum's lifeblood. Another is a short novel by Catherine Coulson, who worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for many years and writes in vignettes about the behind-the-scenes world of the Met and the powerful voices of the art itself.
A third selection is by the ceramist Edmund de Waal, who inherited a collection of tiny Japanese wood and ivory carvings and wanted to know who had touched and held them. His book is described as part detective story and part memoir.
Event listing published by Orlando Museum of Art:
https://omart.org/events/oma-book-club-2026-12-01/
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