About the Museum |
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 Exterior view |
 Interior - east wall |
The Zymoglyphic Museum's primary mission is the preservation of the unique natural and cultural heritage of the Zymoglyphic region. In addition, the museum hosts a variety of special collections and online exhibits related to zymoglyphic themes of natural art, celebration of decay, and museums as curiosity cabinets.
Visiting the Museum
The museum is currently undergoing a reorganization and is closed to general tourism. There is no scheduled reopening date.
Some options:
- take a virtual tour on this web site
- peruse some our fine publications
- contact the museum curator if interested in collaborations, research, residency, or other substantive connection: zymoglyphic@gmail.com
- request to be put on the mailing list for updates at the above address
- check back later
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- Frequently asked questions
- "What does 'zymoglyphic' mean?" and other mysteries explained
- Residency Program
- The museum's residency program provides artists access to the museum and its archive of materials for their own creative projects.
- Museum as muse
- Archive of works inspired by the museum and its collections, including Photographs by museum visitors
- Events
- Events at the museum and on the road
- Press, Reviews, & Interviews
- Reactions to the museum from visitors both physical and virtual
- Curator's corner
- "How the museum came to be" and some semblance of an artist's statement and a resume
Disclaimers and legal amusements
- This site and all photographs copyright 2000-2020 by Jim Stewart, except as otherwise credited
- Some portions may or may not be works of fiction and should not be used for factual reference without independent research
- Any exposure or depiction of human genitalia, pudenda, or secondary sexual characteristics is for educational, artistic, or entertainment purposes only, with no prurient intent, expressed or implied. While such depictions do exist on this web site, viewers are further cautioned that they are rare and may be difficult to find.
- No animals were harmed or killed in the making of the exhibits except for some ants and some pesky little beetles that were caught trying to dismantle portions of the exhibits they deemed edible.
- The term "Zymoglyphic" is a trademark of The Zymoglyphic Museum, its subsidiaries, heirs, and assigns, and may only be used when referring to the Museum or to the Region it claims to represent. "zymoglyphic" (all lower case) may be used as an adjective to describe any person, place, thing, or idea related to the themes of the Museum, although Museum management claims final moral if not legal authority to determine what is and is not truly "zymoglyphic."
- This Web site does not use "cookies" or contain any tracking code