Tours & Group Visits
Amy Sherald: American Sublime Tours
Due to the extraordinary response to Amy Sherald: American Sublime, group access is currently limited. Please review the following information before planning your visit:
Adult Groups
- Self-guided adult groups may purchase exhibition tickets directly through our online ticketing page ($14 per person, minimum of 7 guests). Advance purchase is recommended.
- Guided adult tours of Amy Sherald: American Sublime are fully booked. Please visit the Adult Tours page to join the waitlist in case additional capacity becomes available.
Student Groups
- Student groups may experience the exhibition through a self-guided visit, subject to ticket availability. Access may be scheduled on select Tuesdays, Wednesday–Friday at 9:30 a.m., or during regular public hours Wednesday–Friday.
- Space is limited and must be reserved in advance through our Self-Guided Tour Request form.
- Guided tours for student groups that include Amy Sherald: American Sublime are fully booked.
We are grateful for the strong interest in this exhibition and appreciate your understanding as we work to accommodate as many visitors as possible.
Self-Guided Tours
Groups are always welcome to explore the BMA on their own. To help make your visit go smoothly, please take a moment to review our self-guided tour policies.
Please note: You do not need to submit a request form for self-guided tours of Amy Sherald: American Sublime. Simply purchase group tickets online ($14 per person, minimum group of 7) to see this exhibition.
Audio Tours
Enrich your visit with fresh perspectives on art. We have audio tours available on a variety of subjects, many of which are available to download from iTunesU. Available in English only.
Enjoy audio tours during your visit using your own mobile device and headphones. Assisted listening devices are available.

Go Mobile
Go Mobile is a multimedia tour featuring audio tracks with artists, curators, local personalities, and makers, plus images and original videos. Best for the American, Contemporary, African, and Asian art galleries.

