Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design

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The Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design, also known as the RISD Museum of Art, is the state’s leading museum of art and design. Founded in 1877 as part of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), the Museum houses more than 86,000 objects—ranging from ancient art to work by contemporary artists from across the globe. Highlights include Impressionist paintings, 20th-century design, Gorham silver, Newport furniture, an ancient Egyptian (332-30 BCE) mummy, and a 12th-century Buddha—the largest historic Japanese wooden sculpture in the United States. Artists represented include major figures in the history of visual art and culture, including Cézanne, Chanel, Copley, Degas, Hirst, Homer, LeWitt, Matisse, Manet, Picasso, Rothko, Sargent, Turner, Twombly, van Gogh, and Warhol—to name a few. The Museum presents special exhibitions throughout the year, along with public programs and events for all ages, inspiring lifelong relationships with art and design.

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Neighborhood

College Hill

Amenities

Both Museum entrances and all galleries are wheelchair accessible

AKA

RISD Museum

Other Links

http://www.risdmuseum.org

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Categories

Colleges & Universities, Art Instruction & Schools

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Phone: (401) 454-6100

Address: 2 College St, Providence, RI 02903

Website: http://www.risdmuseum.org