Rockwell Museum

As we explore a history and ownership of space, formally and informally, we will discuss what belonging means in relation to the built environment, reclaiming space and moving towards a more equitable future.

The Rockwell has moved beyond thinking about environment relative only to the ideas of landscape, the natural world and ecological considerations. Join us in investigating the myriad ways artists engage with, connect to or interrupt the natural, built and social environments.

Utilizing the American landscape as both a metaphor and lens, AIDS’ Dark Terrain illustrates Robin Tichane’s spiritual and intellectual journey in the midst a global pandemic. This series of woodcut prints, created at the height of the AIDS pandemic, encapsulates Tichane’s experience and perspective as an HIV+ artist as well...

In order to keep our visitors safe, we will be limiting visitors to family and friend groups or ‘pods’. That means you’ll have the place to yourselves!