Friday, February 18, 2022
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Open to the Public | Members: Free, Not-Yet-Members: $10, Students: $5
Location: The Rockwell Museum | Advance registration required
At the end of the 1800s, the introduction of artificial lighting was as profound as digital technology is today. Developments in artificial lighting affected how Americans perceived color, depth and brightness. Artists responded to innovations in lighting technology and the impact it had on life, and helped Americans navigate the cultural transformation that artificial lighting sparked. This exhibition features paintings, works on paper and decorative objects from the Munson Williams Proctor Museum of Utica, NY.
Brief remarks at 6 p.m. by Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, Kirsty Buchanan.
Please note:
- Refreshments will not be served.
- Masks and proof of vaccination are required. Please be prepared to present one of the following when you arrive:
- NY State’s Excelsior Pass
- Official vaccination card or a paper copy
- Photo of your vaccination card on your mobile device
Open to the Public | Members: Free, Not-Yet-Members: $10, Students: $5
Location: The Rockwell Museum | Advance registration required
At the end of the 1800s, the introduction of artificial lighting was as profound as digital technology is today. Developments in artificial lighting affected how Americans perceived color, depth and brightness. Artists responded to innovations in lighting technology and the impact it had on life, and helped Americans navigate the cultural transformation that artificial lighting sparked. This exhibition features paintings, works on paper and decorative objects from the Munson Williams Proctor Museum of Utica, NY.
Brief remarks at 6 p.m. by Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, Kirsty Buchanan.
Please note:
- Refreshments will not be served.
- Masks and proof of vaccination are required. Please be prepared to present one of the following when you arrive:
- NY State’s Excelsior Pass
- Official vaccination card or a paper copy
- Photo of your vaccination card on your mobile device