Bruce Museum

Greenwich, CT

203-869-0376

http://www.brucemuseum.org

• Weaving a Collection: Native American Baskets from the Bruce Museum (2/18/07)
• Painterly Controversy: William Merritt Chase and Robert Henri (1/23/07)
• Jazz Greats: Herman Leonard Photographs from the Bruce Museum Collection (8/4/06)
• Small Scales IV: Miniature Rooms and Houses (9/27/05)
• American Impressionism: The Beauty of Work (8/19/05)
• New York Exposed: Photographs from the Daily News, Part I (2/24/04)
• Wendell Minor's America the Beautiful: Celebrating 15 Years of Picture Book Art (9/4/03)
• JFK and Art (9/2/03)
• The Great American Nude (6/5/02)
• In Search of the Dream: The American West / The West in Popular Culture (1/31/02)
• Prints of American Life: WPA Works on Paper from the Webster Collection (8/23/01)
• Seasons of Life: American Impressionism and Frank Vincent DuMond (5/21/01)
• Art for the Great Estates: The Bruce Museum's First Decade (2/21/01)
• Space 2001: To the Moon and Beyond (1/10/01)
• The Navajo Weaving Tradition (11/13/00)
• The American Avant-Garde: A Decade of Change 1936-1946 (8/27/00)
• A Connecticut Place: Weir Farm, An American Painter's Rural Retreat (5/20/00)
• Flower Power: Botanical Art (4/17/00)
• Scenes of American Life: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum (3/15/00)
• Mystery/Ambiguity/Narrative: The Paintings of Kathryn Myers (12/20/99)
• Small Scales II: Greenwich Miniaturists (11/4/99)
• Brett Weston in New York (9/17/99)
• The Woodstock Art Colony (6/15/99)
• The Thoroughbred: Born to Run and Jump (5/12/99)
• Man Ray's Paris Portraits -- 1921-1939 (3/10/99)
• White Mountain Painters 1834-1926 (1/17/99)
• Linda McCartney's Sixties: Portrait of an Era (12/23/98)
• 17th Annual Outdoor Arts Festival of the Bruce Museum (10/10/98)
• Spinning Spheres and Whirling Wheels: The Art of Play (9/22/98)
• Wings of Summer: Butterflies and Moths (9/15/98)
• The Middle Passage: White Ships, Black Cargo;Drawings from the Book by Tom Feelings (4/7/98)

The Bruce Museum is located at 1 Museum Drive in downtown Greenwich, Connecticut, just off 1-95, and a three-minute walk from the Greenwich Metro North railroad station. Free, on-site parking is available. See the museum's website for hours and fees.

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