Art of the Olympians

Art of the Olympians (AOTO) and Lee Memorial Health System continue to celebrate “Life in Full Color”, a patient-based outreach program that provides a positive outlet for children battling illness to share their inspirations through art.

On February 2, French Olympian Kader Klouchi captivated a sold-out audience to the first Cultural Connections seminar at Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery.

Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery celebrated its two-year anniversary on January 29.

Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery, a global learning center founded and supported by Olympians dedicated to promoting Olympic ideals, has recently expanded its board of directors to help further its mission.

The spirit of athleticism will be unleashed at Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery (AOTO) on Friday, February 3 during the opening of Klouchi: A Spirit Unleashed.

Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery (AOTO) launches a monthly series of intimate conversations called “Cultural Connections” to share visions, accomplishments, and contributions to building a sense of community—either locally or globally.

Bradley Jeweler’s owners Brad & Colbi Congress donated a unique coin from ancient Greece, known as Stater of Aspendus to Art of the Olympians Permanent Collection. The coin dates from the 3rd- 4th Centuries B.C. and depicts an early discus thrower.

Olympic gold medalist and record-breaking track and field star, Bob Beamon, has been named chief executive officer for Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery at the Al Oerter Center for Excellence, home of Olympic sports and arts.

Artwork of four-time Olympic discus gold-medalist and AOTO founder, Al Oerter, was used to as the background for all community awareness posters at the USA Gymnastics 2011 Visa Championships

Join Art of the Olympians (AOTO) on Friday, September 2 for the debut of the Table Tennis Showcase in the Olympic Sport Gallery. The exhibit features unique displays which tell the rich history of Table Tennis.