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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. The grounds offer a Centennial Sculpture park for the public to enjoy for free.	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. Its permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. The grounds offer a Centennial Sculpture park for the public to enjoy for free.
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- '''ITALIAN BAROQUE ORGAN''' (Ongoing) - When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. The organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well. -
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- Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Seasonal sessions. Call (585) 276.8959 for a free catalog or visit http://mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop. - - '''ART LIBRARY/TEACHER CENTER''' - Open Wednesday–Saturday 1–5 pm and until 8 pm Thursdays. Closed Sunday–Tuesday, Thanksgiving Weekend, and for holiday break beginning December 23. To learn more, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/library. - - '''THE GALLERY STORE''' - The Gallery Store provides gifts for all occasions. Our selection includes: - - • art books - • educational toys and games - • framed fine art prints of MAG works - • glass artworks - • greeting cards, notecards & postcards - • jewelry - • MAG exhibition catalogs - • original artworks - • regional crafts - • reproductions - - Showers, weddings, graduations, birthdays and more...the Gallery Store offers you a unique gift selection that's always 10% off with your membership discount. No Gallery admission fee is required. Proceeds from sales in the Gallery Store are used to support the Museum. For more information, visit https://shop.maggallerystore.com/storefront.aspxl	+ Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2.
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- Enjoy lunch, dinner, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out ''Inspiring Beauty'' Gospel Brunches every Sunday! Reservations requested: (585) 506.9725. - - - '''SEEING AMERICA: - PAINTING AND SCULPTURE FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE MEMORIAL ART GALLERY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER''' - Rochester’s art museum, the Memorial Art Gallery, has just published the first-ever catalog of its acclaimed American collection. - ''Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester'' examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says former MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585) 276-9010. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/seeingAmerica	+ Enjoy lunch, dinner, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Reservations requested: (585) 506.9725.

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- Enjoy lunch, dinner, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out <em>Inspiring Beauty</em> Gospel Brunches every Sunday! Reservations requested: (585) 506.9725.	+ Enjoy lunch, dinner, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out ''Inspiring Beauty'' Gospel Brunches every Sunday! Reservations requested: (585) 506.9725.

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- \|\|'''Museum'''[[BR]][[NBSP]]Wednesday-Sunday: 11:00AM to 5:00PM[[BR]][[NBSP]]Thursday: 11:00AM to 9:00PM\|\|	+ \|\|'''Museum'''[[BR]][[NBSP]]Wednesday-Sunday: 11:00AM to 5:00PM[[BR]][[NBSP]]Thursday and Friday: 11:00AM to 9:00PM\|\|
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- \|\|'''Max at the Gallery'''[[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Lunch:''' Tuesday-Saturday: 11:00AM to 3:00PM[[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Brunch:''' Saturday & Sunday: 10:00AM to 3:00PM [[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Reservations:''' call 585.473.6629[[BR]]\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone'''\|\|	+ \|\|'''Brown Hound Downtown'''[[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Lunch:''' Tuesday-Saturday: 11:00AM to 2:00PM[[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Brunch:''' Saturday & Sunday: 10:00AM to 2:00PM [[BR]][[NBSP]]'''Reservations:''' call (585) 506.9725[[BR]]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''MAG General Phone'''\|\|
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- When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well.	+ When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. The organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well.
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- Former Director Grant Holcomb had chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustic guide tour of the Gallery. Free with OnCell.	+ Former Director Grant Holcomb chose 26 favorite works for this Acoustic guide tour of the Gallery. Free with OnCell.

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- '''DIRECTOR'S AUDIOTOUR''' - Director Grant Holcomb has chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustic guide tour of the Gallery. Free with admission.	+ '''AUDIOTOURS''' + Former Director Grant Holcomb had chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustic guide tour of the Gallery. Free with OnCell.
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- Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Winter session starts January 13. Call 473-7720, ext. 3056 for a free catalog or visit http://mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop.	+ Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Seasonal sessions. Call (585) 276.8959 for a free catalog or visit http://mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop.
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- Showers, weddings, graduations, birthdays and more...the Gallery Store offers you a unique gift selection that's always 10% off with your membership discount. No Gallery admission fee is required. Proceeds from sales in the Gallery Store are used to support the Museum. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/shop/regionalArtists.html	+ Showers, weddings, graduations, birthdays and more...the Gallery Store offers you a unique gift selection that's always 10% off with your membership discount. No Gallery admission fee is required. Proceeds from sales in the Gallery Store are used to support the Museum. For more information, visit https://shop.maggallerystore.com/storefront.aspxl
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- Enjoy lunch, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out Gospel Brunch every Sunday!	+ Enjoy lunch, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out Gospel Brunch every Sunday! Reservations requested: (585) 506.9725.
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- ''Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester'' examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585-473-7720, ext. 3057). For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/seeingAmerica	+ ''Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester'' examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says former MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585) 276-9010. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/seeingAmerica

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- '''MAX AT THE GALLERY''' - Enjoy lunch Tuesday–Friday, brunch on Saturday and Sunday, and events ["catering"] with Max at the Gallery. Special Max at the Gallery restaurant packages include admission to the Gallery and a selected lunch or brunch menu. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/restaurant/	+ '''BROWN HOUND DOWNTOWN''' + Enjoy lunch, coffee, and baked goods at ["Brown Hound" Brown Hound Downtown]. Make sure to check out Gospel Brunch every Sunday!

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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. It's permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. Coming in the summer of 2012, bring the family to the hands on Gill Discovery Center. And in the fall, your museum experience will start under your feet, even before you step into the building. The Centennial Sculpture Park will be open to the public 24/7.	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. The grounds offer a Centennial Sculpture park for the public to enjoy for free. + + The museum complex includes ["University of Rochester/Cutler Union" Cutler Union], the former students' union for the defunct University of Rochester College for Women.
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- ==='''Awards''' === - The Memorial Art Gallery was voted "Best Art Gallery/Museum" in ["City Newspaper"]'s 'Best Of' Awards in 2008, 2009 and 2011 and "Best Public Art" in 2009 and 2011.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2008/11/BEST-OF-ROCHESTER-2008-Readers-choice/)]][[Footnote(http://rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2009/11/BEST-OF-09-Local-Color/)]]	+ === Artwork in the Gallery ===
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JoshStone — 2013-08-30T02:58:09Z

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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. It's permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. Coming in the summer of 2012, bring the family the hands on Gill Discovery Center. Your museum experience will start under your feet, even before you step into the building. We are looking forward to the opening of the Centennial Sculpture Park in the fall.	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. It's permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt]. Coming in the summer of 2012, bring the family to the hands on Gill Discovery Center. And in the fall, your museum experience will start under your feet, even before you step into the building. The Centennial Sculpture Park will be open to the public 24/7.
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Meg-Colombo — 2012-07-11T20:37:00Z

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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt].	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. It's permanent collection of 12,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt].
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- = Some previous exhibitions: = - '''See ["Memorial Art Gallery/Previous Exhibitions" Previous Exhibitions Page]''' - = Some ongoing exhibitions: = - - '''PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET''' - ''interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification.'' (Through mid August 2009) Some elements will remain in the new Helen H. Berkeley Gallery of Ancient Art [[Footnote([http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill MAG Exhibitions Page])]]	+ === '''Some previous exhibitions'''=== + See ["Memorial Art Gallery/Previous Exhibitions" Previous Exhibitions Page] + ==='''Ongoing exhibitions'''=== + See [http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/ MAG Current Exhibitions Page]
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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt].	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is located in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. It is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt].
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- Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Max at the Gallery, the Gallery Store or the Creative Workshop for displays of student's works in the Lucy Burne Gallery.	+ Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit ["Max at the Gallery"], the Gallery Store or the Creative Workshop for displays of student's works in the Lucy Burne Gallery.
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- When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well. For more information, visit [http://mag.rochester.edu/collections/organ.html MAG Organ Page]	+ When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well.
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- Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Cutler’s Restaurant, the Gallery Store and the [http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/ Gill Discovery Center], featuring an interactive installation, ''Protected for Eternity: The Coffins of Pa-debehu-Aset''. on Ancient Egypt for families (throuth mid August 2009).	+ Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Max at the Gallery, the Gallery Store or the Creative Workshop for displays of student's works in the Lucy Burne Gallery.
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- '''PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET''' (Through mid August 2009) - ''interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification.'' Some elements will remain in the new Helen H. Berkeley Gallery of Ancient Art [[Footnote([http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill MAG Exhibitions Page])]]	+ '''PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET''' + ''interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification.'' (Through mid August 2009) Some elements will remain in the new Helen H. Berkeley Gallery of Ancient Art [[Footnote([http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill MAG Exhibitions Page])]]
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- Showers, weddings, graduations, birthdays and more...the Gallery Store offers you a unique gift selection that's always 10% off with your membership discount. No Gallery admission fee is required. Proceeds from sales in the Gallery Store are used to support the Museum. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/shop/regionalArtists.html	+ '''MAX AT THE GALLERY''' + Enjoy lunch Tuesday–Friday, brunch on Saturday and Sunday, and events catering with Max at the Gallery. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/restaurant/ + + Max at the Gallery Restaurant packages includes admission to the Gallery and a selected lunch or brunch menu. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/restaurant/
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BradMandell — 2009-07-14T13:18:10Z

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- '''GEORGIA O'KEEFFE: COLOR & CONSERVATION''' (Through Sunday, December 31, 2006) - The Memorial Art Gallery is the only northeast venue--and the last stop--for an extraordinary exhibition of the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. It’s the first O’Keeffe exhibition ever in Rochester, where it also includes photographs of the artist on loan from George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. It’s also the first exhibition ever to focus on O’Keeffe’s painstaking choice of color, her studio methods and her involvement in conservation issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to see 27 rarely-seen oil paintings and pastels--among them landscapes, flowers, still-lifes and abstractions—from all periods of O’Keeffe’s prodigious career. For ticket information visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe. - - '''MY AMERICA: ART FROM THE JEWISH MUSEUM COLLECTION, 1900-1955''' (Through Sunday, December 24, 2006) - In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe/myamerica.html - - '''CALLING EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD: AMERICAN WORLD WAR I POSTERS''' (Through January 21, 2007) - The United Stated government called upon the power of the poster to mobilize the country for entry into the Great War. Playing on cultural roles of gender and family and utilizing the power of symbols and personification, the posters of the First World War are striking works of art and propaganda. Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892-1918), violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; killed in the Battle of Argonne. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#WWIPosters -	+ '''See ["Memorial Art Gallery/Previous Exhibitions" Previous Exhibitions Page]'''
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- '''PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET''' (Ongoing) - This long-term, interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill	+ '''PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET''' (Through mid August 2009) + ''interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification.'' Some elements will remain in the new Helen H. Berkeley Gallery of Ancient Art [[Footnote([http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill MAG Exhibitions Page])]]
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- The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' is considered one of the finest regional art ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Homer and Cassatt. Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Cutler’s Restaurant, the Gallery Store and the Gill Discovery Center, featuring an interactive installation on Ancient Egypt for families.	+ The '''Memorial Art Gallery''' (MAG), part of the ["University of Rochester"], is considered one of the finest regional ["Art" art] ["Museums" museums] in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as [wiki:wikipedia:Monet Monet], [wiki:wikipedia:Cézanne Cézanne], [wiki:wikipedia:Matisse Matisse], [wiki:wikipedia:Winslow_Homer Homer] and [wiki:wikipedia:Cassatt Cassatt].
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- The Memorial Art Gallery is the only northeast venue--and the last stop--for an extraordinary exhibition of the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. It’s the first O’Keeffe exhibition ever in Rochester, where it also includes photographs of the artist on loan from George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. It’s also the first exhibition ever to focus on O’Keeffe’s painstaking choice of color, her studio methods and her involvement in conservation issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to see 27 rarely-seen oil paintings and pastels--among them landscapes, flowers, still-lifes and abstractions—from all periods of O’Keeffe’s prodigious career. For ticket information visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe.	+ The Memorial Art Gallery is the only northeast venue--and the last stop--for an extraordinary exhibition of the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. It’s the first O’Keeffe exhibition ever in Rochester, where it also includes photographs of the artist on loan from George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. It’s also the first exhibition ever to focus on O’Keeffe’s painstaking choice of color, her studio methods and her involvement in conservation issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to see 27 rarely-seen oil paintings and pastels--among them landscapes, flowers, still-lifes and abstractions—from all periods of O’Keeffe’s prodigious career. For ticket information visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe.
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- In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe/myamerica.html	+ In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe/myamerica.html
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	+ '''CALLING EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD: AMERICAN WORLD WAR I POSTERS''' (Through January 21, 2007) + The United Stated government called upon the power of the poster to mobilize the country for entry into the Great War. Playing on cultural roles of gender and family and utilizing the power of symbols and personification, the posters of the First World War are striking works of art and propaganda. Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892-1918), violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; killed in the Battle of Argonne. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#WWIPosters
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- '''Tradition in Transition: Russian Icons in the Age of the Romanovs''' October 5, 2008–January 4, 2009 - Tradition in Transition tells a story that has rarely been explored: that of the Russian icon or sacred devotional image during 300 years of Romanov rule (1613-1917). Seven hundred years of Russia’s isolation from the rest of the world came to a halt when Peter the Great commanded the construction of a new capital at St. Petersburg, on the Baltic shore. With this symbolic action, he opened a “window on the West.” The resulting influx of ideas, styles, fashions and ideologies altered the fabric of Russian society and profoundly influenced its most emblematic artistic expression: the religious icon. - visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Icons	+ ----- + ["More Upcoming Events"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-27 00:23:56'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone know the variety of tree outside the museum that drops the + large, oblong seed pods? They look like oversized kidney beans, different + than the long string bean seed pod on another tree nearby. --["KellyMyers"]

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- Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585-473-7720, ext. 3057). For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/seeingAmerica	+ ''Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester'' examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585-473-7720, ext. 3057). For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/seeingAmerica + + BEN-ZION: IN SEARCH OF ONESELF + Wednesdays and Saturdays through December 23, 2 pm, auditorium + "Ben-Zion: In Search of Oneself" traces the career of one of the artists in current major exhibition at MAG, ''My America: Art from The Jewish Museum Collection, 1900-1955''.

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	+ '''SEEING AMERICA: + PAINTING AND SCULPTURE FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE MEMORIAL ART GALLERY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER''' + Rochester’s art museum, the Memorial Art Gallery, has just published the first-ever catalog of its acclaimed American collection. + Seeing America: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester examines 82 objects and their connections to American history, culture, literature and politics. “The publication of Seeing America underscores both the quality and the breadth of our collection of American art,” says MAG director Grant Holcomb. “We are delighted to be able to share these treasures with a wider audience.” The 336-page, coffee-table size book is available in hardcover ($65) or softcover ($40) and is available in the Gallery Store (585-473-7720, ext. 3057). +

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	+ '''O'KEEFFE SHOP''' + Choose exhibition-related items in the O'Keeffe Shop, open throughout the exhibition. + + '''O'KEEFFE CAFE''' + Treat yourself to southwestern specialties at the O'Keeffe Cafe or sample Cutler's traditional menu. + + '''THE GALLERY STORE''' + The Gallery Store provides gifts for all occasions. Our selection includes: + + • art books + • educational toys and games + • framed fine art prints of MAG works + • glass artworks + • greeting cards, notecards & postcards + • jewelry + • MAG exhibition catalogs + • original artworks + • regional crafts + • reproductions + + Showers, weddings, graduations, birthdays and more...the Gallery Store offers you a unique gift selection that's always 10% off with your membership discount. No Gallery admission fee is required. Proceeds from sales in the Gallery Store are used to support the Museum.

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- In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe.	+ In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe/myamerica.html
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- The United Stated government called upon the power of the poster to mobilize the country for entry into the Great War. Playing on cultural roles of gender and family and utilizing the power of symbols and personification, the posters of the First World War are striking works of art and propaganda. Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892-1918), violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; killed in the Battle of Argonne.	+ The United Stated government called upon the power of the poster to mobilize the country for entry into the Great War. Playing on cultural roles of gender and family and utilizing the power of symbols and personification, the posters of the First World War are striking works of art and propaganda. Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892-1918), violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; killed in the Battle of Argonne. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#WWIPosters
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- This long-term, interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification.	+ This long-term, interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/index.html#Gill
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- When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well.	+ When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/collections/organ.html
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- Director Grant Holcomb has chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustiguide tour of the Gallery. Free with admission.	+ Director Grant Holcomb has chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustiguide tour of the Gallery. Free with admission. For more information, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/visit/audiotour.html
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- Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Winter session starts January 13. Call 473-7720, ext. 3056 for a free catalog or visit mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop.	+ Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Winter session starts January 13. Call 473-7720, ext. 3056 for a free catalog or visit http://mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop.
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- Open Wednesday–Saturday 1–5 pm and until 8 pm Thursdays. Closed Sunday–Tuesday, Thanksgiving Weekend, and for holiday break beginning December 23. To learn more, visit mag.rochester.edu/library.	+ Open Wednesday–Saturday 1–5 pm and until 8 pm Thursdays. Closed Sunday–Tuesday, Thanksgiving Weekend, and for holiday break beginning December 23. To learn more, visit http://mag.rochester.edu/library.

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LarissaMasny — 2006-11-21T16:18:51Z

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	+ DIRECTOR'S AUDIOTOUR + Director Grant Holcomb has chosen 26 favorite works for this Acoustiguide tour of the Gallery. Free with admission. + + CREATIVE WORKSHOP + Offering art and art history classes for adults, teens and children as young as 2 1/2. Winter session starts January 13. Call 473-7720, ext. 3056 for a free catalog or visit mag.rochester.edu/creativeworkshop. + + ART LIBRARY/TEACHER CENTER + Open Wednesday–Saturday 1–5 pm and until 8 pm Thursdays. Closed Sunday–Tuesday, Thanksgiving Weekend, and for holiday break beginning December 23. To learn more, visit mag.rochester.edu/library. + +

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LarissaMasny — 2006-11-21T16:11:28Z

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LarissaMasny — 2006-11-21T16:07:25Z

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	+ Georgia O'Keeffe: Color and Conservation Admission (includes general admission): + Adults $15 + Seniors and Students $10 + Children 6-18 $5 + Five and Under Free + + Thursday evenings 5-9 pm reduced prices of 410m, $7, and $3 respectively. +
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- Hours: Wednesday-Sunday: 11 am–5 pm and until 9 pm Thursdays. - Closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and major holidays.	+ Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 11 am–5 pm and until 9 pm Thursdays. + Closed Mondays and major holidays.
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	+ + Current Exhibitions: + GEORGIA O'KEEFFE: COLOR & CONSERVATION (Through Sunday, December 31, 2006) + The Memorial Art Gallery is the only northeast venue--and the last stop--for an extraordinary exhibition of the work of Georgia O’Keeffe. It’s the first O’Keeffe exhibition ever in Rochester, where it also includes photographs of the artist on loan from George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. It’s also the first exhibition ever to focus on O’Keeffe’s painstaking choice of color, her studio methods and her involvement in conservation issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to see 27 rarely-seen oil paintings and pastels--among them landscapes, flowers, still-lifes and abstractions—from all periods of O’Keeffe’s prodigious career. For ticket information visit http://mag.rochester.edu/okeeffe. + + MY AMERICA: ART FROM THE JEWISH MUSEUM COLLECTION, 1900-1955 (Through Sunday, December 24, 2006) + + In the first decades of the 20th century, American Jewish artists enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, even as they faced harsh economic and political realities. Through paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures, this major traveling exhibition explores the reactions of a diverse group of artists during a period of social, political and intellectual upheaval. The 73 works are by such noted artists as Alfred Stieglitz, Ben Shahn, Raphael Soyer and Morris Louis. Some were born in the US, some came under the influence of European avant-garde influences while studying abroad, and still others were immigrants, particularly from Eastern Europe. + + CALLING EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD: AMERICAN WORLD WAR I POSTERS (Through January 21, 2007) + The United Stated government called upon the power of the poster to mobilize the country for entry into the Great War. Playing on cultural roles of gender and family and utilizing the power of symbols and personification, the posters of the First World War are striking works of art and propaganda. Dedicated to the memory of David Hochstein (1892-1918), violin prodigy after whom the Hochstein School was named; killed in the Battle of Argonne. + + PROTECTED FOR ETERNITY: THE COFFINS OF PA-DEBEHU-ASET (Ongoing) + This long-term, interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphs and follow the fascinating process of mummification. + + ITALIAN BAROQUE ORGAN (Ongoing) + When the only full-size antique Italian organ in North America was installed at MAG in summer 2005, it was national news. A year later, the organ--on permanent loan from the Eastman School of Music--has become an integral part of Rochester’s musical life. Monthly showcase recitals, as well as student recitals every Sunday at 1 pm and 3 pm, show off the magnificent sound of the instrument. Surrounded by Baroque paintings and sculpture, it’s a feast for the eyes as well.

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- The Memorial Art Gallery is considered one of the finest regional art museum in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Homer and Cassatt. Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Cutler’s Restaurant, the Gallery Store and the Gill Discovery Center, featuring an interactive installation on Ancient Egypt for families.	+ The Memorial Art Gallery is considered one of the finest regional art museums in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Homer and Cassatt. Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Cutler’s Restaurant, the Gallery Store and the Gill Discovery Center, featuring an interactive installation on Ancient Egypt for families.
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LarissaMasny — 2006-11-21T15:28:57Z

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- University of Rochester president Rush Rhees enlisted Emily Sibley Watson to fund the constuction of the gallery shortly before World War I, and it has since been expanded several times and stands at about 125,000 square feet. There are about 11,000 paintings, sculptures and other pieces in the collection.	+ The Memorial Art Gallery is considered one of the finest regional art museum in the country. Its permanent collection of 11,000 works spans 50 centuries of world art and includes masterworks by artists such as Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Homer and Cassatt. Audioguides, special events and changing exhibitions are offered year-round. While at the MAG, visit Cutler’s Restaurant, the Gallery Store and the Gill Discovery Center, featuring an interactive installation on Ancient Egypt for families.
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- The Gallery contains a full-service restaurant, [http://mag.rochester.edu/visit/cutlers/ Cutler's], with a seasonal menu.	+ Audioguides are available. Allow 1 to 2 hours. + + Admission: + General admission $7 + Children 6-18, $2 + College students with ID $5 + Senior citizens (62 and over) $5 + Free to members, University of Rochester students, and children 5 and under. + + Attraction Type: Art Galleries & Museums + + Hours: Wednesday-Sunday: 11 am–5 pm and until 9 pm Thursdays. + Closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and major holidays. + + Credit Cards: DS, MC, VI

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- See also ["Museums"]. - [[Image(MAG1.jpg,thumbnail,350,"Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester NY")]][[Image(MAG2.jpg,thumbnail,350,"Care to take a guess? ^_^")]][[Image(MAG3.jpg,thumbnail,350,"Rochester himself")]]	+ The Gallery contains a full-service restaurant, [http://mag.rochester.edu/visit/cutlers/ Cutler's], with a seasonal menu. + + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''See also'''\|\| + \|\|["Museums"]\|\| + \|\|[http://eventful.com/venues/V0-001-000171576-4 Eventful venue]\|\| + + == Artwork in the Gallery == + + [[Image(MAG2.jpg,thumbnail,400,"Care to take a guess? ^_^")]] + [[Image(MAG3.jpg,thumbnail,300,"Col. Nathaniel Rochester")]] + + [[Comments()]]

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- \|\|University of Rochester president Rush Rhees enlisted Emily Sibley Watson to fund the constuction of the gallery shortly before World War I, and it has since been expanded several times and stands at about 125,000 square feet. There are about 11,000 paintings, sculptures and other pieces in the collection.\|\|	+ University of Rochester president Rush Rhees enlisted Emily Sibley Watson to fund the constuction of the gallery shortly before World War I, and it has since been expanded several times and stands at about 125,000 square feet. There are about 11,000 paintings, sculptures and other pieces in the collection.

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