We hope you enjoyed our Signs of Spring in Our Collection quiz. The answers to where the images come from are below.

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By Seema Rao
Museum Educator

Cleveland weather can change dramatically from one week to the next. We're great to visit no matter the weather. The Cleveland Museum of Art is the place for you—indoors, expansive and free. What is there for your family to do? Look for signs of spring through our collection.

Take a look at these and check back next week for the answers for which work they come from.

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By Louise Mackie
Curator of Textiles and Islamic Art

The spring travel season is underway. Griff Mann, the museum's deputy director and chief curator, shares his picks for exhibitions to see as you roam about the country. Remember to check the reciprocal benefits for your membership level; you may receive admission discounts at these museums by being a member of the Cleveland Museum of Art.

This year, in celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day we take a look at some of the works in our collection that have a connection to themes important to Dr. King.

Work: Confrontation on the Bridge

We recently asked our new director David Franklin to share his five favorite works from our collection. Here they are along with his personal take on their importance in art history.

Set a course for adventure and tour the Cleveland Museum of Art’s new web site at www.ClevelandArt.org. The new site will change the way you interact with the museum online, with enhanced access to the collection and the option to customize the information you see.

You can look forward to the following new features:

Reflect on the great contributions to art by or about African-Americans during Black History Month with a visit to CMA where you can see the works of three such notable artists:

Augusta Savage’s Gamin