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The offices of the Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology, (hereafter IEAA), are located in the Art and Communication Building on the campus
of the University of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee (USA). This building also houses
the Department of Art, the Visual Resource Center, and classrooms.
Egyptian Gallery CLOSED until April 6, 2013.
The Art Museum and the Egyptian Gallery
The collection of Egyptian antiquities of the IEAA is on display in the Art Museum of the University of Memphis (AMUM) in the Communication and Fine Arts building. An exhibition of about 200 ancient Egyptian objects is on permanent display
in the Egyptian Gallery of the Art Museum.
Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology Contact Information
For an appointment with an IEAA staff member, please call or write using the contact
information below. The office is located at:
Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology 315 Art and Communication Bldg. The University of Memphis Memphis, TN 38152-3140
Phone: (901) 678-2555 FAX: (901) 678-1632
Art Museum Contact Information, Hours and Tours
The Art Museum of the University of Memphis is located at:
142 Communication and Fine Arts Bldg. 3750 Norriswood The University of Memphis Memphis, TN 38152-3200
Phone: (901) 678-2224 FAX: (901) 678-5118
Art Museum Schedule
The Art Museum, including the Egyptian Gallery, is open to the public and is always FREE!
Tours
The Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology provides trained graduate student docents for groups wishing a guided tour of the ancient Egyptian and African ethnographic exhibitions in the Art Museum of the University of Memphis. In addition, the Art
Museum and the IEAA are sometimes able to provide guided tours of the Contemporary
exhibitions at the Art Museum. To schedule a tour, contact the Art Museum at (901) 678-2224. NOTE: Groups are required to contact the Art Museum in advance and are strongly encouraged to schedule a docent
tour guide.
Directions
The IEAA offices and the Art Museum are both located on the main (north) campus of the University of Memphis in Memphis,
Tennessee (USA).
Driving directions to the city of Memphis, TN and the University of Memphis
The city of Memphis is situated in the extreme southwestern corner of the state of Tennessee, on the
east bank of the Mississippi River. Memphis is accessible via Interstate Highways
I-55 and I-40 from the west (Arkansas), I-55 from the south (Mississippi), I-51 from
the north and I-40 from the east (Tennessee).
The main campus of the University of Memphis is bordered by Central Avenue on the north, Patterson
and Zach Curlin streets to the west and east, and Southern Avenue to the south. Major
arterials leading to this area are Airways Blvd./East Parkway Blvd. and Highland Ave.
(north-south) and Poplar Ave. (east-west).
University of Memphis Campus Map
The offices of the Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology are located in the Art and Communication Building (ACB on the map), in the north
campus area.
The Art Museum and the Egyptian Gallery are in the Communication and Fine Arts (CFA) building, located in the north central area of the main campus. This is south of Central Avenue and to the east of Innovation
Drive (formerly known as Deloach Ave.).
The Art Museum is located on the ground floor of the CFA building, at the eastern end of the building.
Parking at the University of Memphis
Parking for visitors to the IEAA and the Art Museum is available at metered spaces in the Central lot to the north of Central Avenue. Cost is $2.00 per hour.
Ticketed parking is available in the Fogelman/Deloach garage for $2.00 per hour. The garage is located south of Central Avenue, off of Innovation
Drive (formerly known as Deloach Ave.).
These parking areas are listed as Lots 44 (Central) and 40 (Fogelman/Deloach) on the
parking diagram.
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