Enjoy Spring Fling, a FREE day of family fun at Rollins Museum of Art! With indoor and outdoor arts activities, […]
360 Degree Virtual Views of Rollins Museum of Art Exhibitions Now Available in one Place
As a teaching museum, our goal is to educate by engaging people with works of art. In Fall 2020, Rollins […]
The Winter 2025 Season at Rollins Museum of Art Has Something for Everyone and Admission is Free
Join us January 18-May 11, 2025 for the Rollins Museum of Art Winter 2025 Season. Enjoy FREE ADMISSION all season […]
Rollins Museum of Art Acquires a Significant Early 20th century painting by Artist Roger Fry
The Rollins Museum of Art owns a collection of superb examples of works by members of the Bloomsbury Group, a […]
The Secret, Alachua, FL by Photographer Michael Bühler-Rose
How The Secret, Alachua, FL by photographer Michael Bühler-Rose helps expand our sense of what cultural exchange might mean.
Join Rollins Museum of Art for FREE family fun at Spring Fling
Enjoy Spring Fling, a FREE day of family fun at Rollins Museum of Art! With indoor and outdoor arts activities, […]
Carmen Herrera’s quest for formal simplicity
Carmen Herrera has been described as a “quiet warrior of her art” in her uncompromising commitment to abstraction over decades […]
Ridley Howard: Paintings & Moments
Earlier this week I happened to get off the elevator on the second floor of The Alfond Inn. I had […]
Jordan Casteel: Voice & Process
Jordan Casteel and I have Italy and New York in common as career influencers. It was during a semester spent […]
Exuberance in Nicole Eisenman’s Painting
Last summer, when our museum was closed due to the pandemic and the future was very uncertain, we started looking for new […]
Joseph Cornell, James Rosenquist, and Generational Transmission
Back in September, I wrote about the affinities between Joseph Cornell and Earl Cunningham, two untrained eccentrics who made collecting […]
George Grosz and America
When I saw the listing on the CFAM website for the artist George Grosz, I wondered if someone had made […]
The Underappreciated Tom Wesselmann
A few weeks ago, I wrote about Wayne Thiebaud, whose career has been much more varied than I had previously […]
Some Notes on Historical Notability
Usually in this space I am eager to share my most exciting finds, such as my renewed appreciation for Wayne […]
California Dreamin’ With Wayne Thiebaud
There is just something about landscape art that helps transport me to past times and places. I was reminded of […]