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Rollins College’s Cornell Fine Arts Museum is one of
America's finest college art museums. The permanent collection is
comprised of works of art and objects from antiquity to the twenty first
century. The galleries are dedicated to educating, enriching and
engaging students and the public through exhibitions of the highest quality.
Originally conceived exhibitions are interspersed with the permanent
collection on a revolving basis.
The
2008 spring season celebrates the visual arts at Rollins College
with world-class exhibitions.
- Corps Exquis celebrates a central theme in art, the genre of the human figure,
with selections ranging from the baroque to the post-modern era. Corps Exquis is comprised of many rarely seen works in
the Cornell Museum's collection, and will also premiere several new
acquisitions. PLEASE NOTE: Some content
deals with adult themes and may not be appropriate for younger
visitors. A copy of the images may be viewed at the visitor's
reception desk.
- Painting for Joy: New Japanese Painting in the 1990s is sponsored by The Japan Foundation in Tokyo. This exhibition features nine artists born between the late 50s and early 60s who represent the cutting-edge in Japanese art from the 1990s.
- 2008 Senior Art Exhibition "art with a capital A" is a culmination
of the undergraduate work of graduating Studio Art majors of
the Department of Art and Art History at Rollins College, including Tristan Boylan, Adam Burton, Nicholas Capezzera, Nikki Fiedler, Emily Ginnel, Elizabeth Hollabaugh, Meghan Medina, Elizabeth Rogers, Erica Tibbetts, Alison Tradd, and Piper Young.
For additional information, please call 407-646-2526.
Admission
and Hours
Gallery hours are 10 am to 5
pm Tuesday through Saturday, and 1 to 5 pm Sunday.
Admission is $5 for adults. There is no
charge for CFAM members, or Rollins College
faculty, staff, and any students with current ID.
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