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The Rockwell Experience

Immerse yourself in American art. The Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY, explores the evolving story of America through the eyes of artists.

Spotlight Exhibition

Rockwell Refracted: Colorful Selections from the Permanent Collection

On view: May 23, 2025 - September 8, 2025

Dark blues, bright yellows, and white stars fill the Spotlight Gallery this Spring as The Rockwell Museum presents “Dusk ‘til Dawn: The Color of Night.” Drawn from our permanent collection and featuring works by artists such as Frederic Remington and Kay Walkingstick, we investigate the ways artists have captured the changing sky from sunset to sunrise. Lit by fire or twinkling electric lights, this exhibition invites viewers to take in the color of night. 

Tiffany Alfonseca, La vida, quien entiende estas cosas? (Life, who understands these things?), 2023. Acrylic paint, rhinestones, and colored pencils on stretched canvas, 36 x 48 in. Museum Purchase. 2024.2.

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Spotlight Exhibition
Rockwell Refracted: Colorful Selections from the Permanent Collection

On view: May 23, 2025 - September 8, 2025
Celebrate Pride with The Rockwell 

06/01/2025 9:00 am | Celebrate Pride with The Rockwell Museum during the month of June.

Martine Gutierrez

Catalogue Number 2019.7.1a-b

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The Rockwell Museum, located within Corning, NY’s former city hall, sits at the heart of its thriving southern Finger Lakes community. Today’s visiting hours are listed below. Come see us!

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Jun 01
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Jun 30
Celebrate Pride with The Rockwell 

Sunday, Jun 1 @ 9:00 - 5:00 pm | Celebrate Pride with The Rockwell Museum during the month of June.

Adult points at a mural to show the art to a child in a stroller
Jun 05
Lil Rockwell | Stroller Walk: Color Play

Thursday, Jun 5 @ 10:00 - 11:00 am | Free for children and their caregivers | No registration required  

Jun 05
Alley Art Project: Student Exhibition Opening Reception & Mural Design Unveiling

Thursday, Jun 5 @ 5:00 - 6:30 pm | Free and open to family and friends of HSLC students | No registration required 

Albert Bierstadt, Mt. Whitney

Catalogue Number 78.14F

See Our Collection

Our diverse collection of American paintings, drawings, sculptures and photography, as well as artistic objects of material culture, work together to paint a transformational view of the American experience. For our visitors, the visual journey through the collective American experience intersects with themes of personal identity, provoking curiosity, igniting the imagination and stimulating conversation.

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See Our Collection

Our diverse collection of American paintings, drawings, sculptures and photography, as well as artistic objects of material culture, work together to paint a transformational view of the American experience. For our visitors, the visual journey through the collective American experience intersects with themes of personal identity, provoking curiosity, igniting the imagination and stimulating conversation.

Albert Bierstadt, Mt. Whitney

Catalogue Number 78.14F

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Janice M. Ortiz, Zozobra Effigy

Catalogue Number 99.17.1F

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The Rockwell relies on donations from people like you to bring our mission to life and create the biggest community impact.

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Land Acknowledgement

The Rockwell Museum is located on the ancestral land of the Seneca, one of the six Nations that comprise the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy. We recognize the many legacies of displacement, migration and settlement that bring us together here.

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