Rockwell Museum of Western Art

Corning, NY

607-937-5386

http://www.rockwellmuseum.org

• Edward Borein, The Artist's Life and Work; essay by Robyn G. Peterson (6/13/08)
• Yosemite 1938: On the Trail with Ansel Adams and Georgia O'Keeffe from the National Museum of Wildlife Art (5/29/08)
• Crafted to Perfection: The Nancy & Alan Cameros Collection of Southwestern Pottery (12/13/07)
• Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius (6/19/06)
• Cultural Reflections: Inuit Art from the Collection of the Dennos Museum Center (10/25/05)
• Addition of "Photographic Collage" by World-Renowned Thorney Lieberman to the Collection of the Rockwell Museum of Western Art (10/6/05)
• Fusing Traditions: Transformations in Glass by Native American Artists (4/23/05)
• A Collector's Perspective: Western Art from the Museum's Collection Personally Selected by Bob Rockwell (11/21/03)
• Re-presenting Representation VI (6/13/03)
• Edward Borein (1872 - 1945) (10/13/98)
• Rockwell Museum Acquires Ernest L. Blumenschein Masterpiece (10/12/98)
• Frank E. Schoonover's,Ojibway Indian Spearing the Maskenozha (Pike), Joins Rockwell Museum Collection (10/12/98)
• Definitive Book on Frederick Carder Published (10/12/98)
• Powerful Images, A Museums West Collaboration (10/12/98)
• Clearly Color: Frederick Carder's Transparent Glassware (10/12/98)

The Rockwell Museum of Western Art owns one of the largest and finest collections of Western American art in the United States. Directions: The Museum is one half mile south of Exit 46 on the Southern Tier Expressway (Rte. 17), at the corner of Cedar Street and Denison Parkway (Rte. 352). Parking is available in the lot on Cedar Street; other lots are also nearby. See the museum's website for hours and admission fees.

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