The Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum is an art museum in Wilmington, North Carolina. It was formerly known as the St. John’s Museum of Art. It showcases the fine art and crafts of the state in the past 3 centuries.

The Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum was renamed after it was moved in 2002 to a new facility designed by the renowned architectural firm, Gwathmey Siegel & Associated of New York City. It is composed of three exhibit areas, featuring various art works from the 18th to 20th centuries. There’s also the Weyerhaeuser lecture and reception hall, as well as a museum café, and gift shop.

Aside from arts and crafts of the North Carolina, the Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum also features international and national artists.