In recent years, museum professionals have been focusing on how to decolonize museum practice. Colonialism is deeply embedded in museums […]
Exhibitions & Events at Rollins Museum of Art, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Collection Connections: The Work of Romare Bearden
Three times a year, Rollins Museum of Art (formerly Cornell Fine Arts Museum (CFAM)) hosts special seasonal exhibitions from both […]
Education, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Art Analysis: AP Art History Curriculum & Rollins Museum of Art
As the area’s only teaching museum, the Rollins Museum of Art (formerly Cornell Fine Arts Museum) hosts a range of […]
Art History, Blog, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
Summer in the Hamptons: Bridgehampton by Arne Besser
For decades, the Hamptons have been a prime spot for summer fun and a location from which artists draw endless […]
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The Different Lives Of Women
This post was written in 2019 and has been edited to update pertinent information. Rina Banerjee’s Her captivity was once […]
Dr. Ena Heller, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
A Museum’s Raison D’Etre: Art Encounters Catalog at Rollins Museum of Art
I read somewhere that collections are what museums are; exhibitions, what they do. This makes perfect sense, of course. Except […]
Collaborative Art Projects, Fake News? Some Artistic Responses, The Collection at Rollins Museum of Art
For Freedoms
On January 6, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered the State of the Union Address to Congress amid a highly […]
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Seductress or Rape Victim? Potiphar’s Wife in Art And Literature
One of the paintings in our current exhibition, Dangerous Women: Selections from the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art […]