This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

Keith Womer gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Repeated at 3 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

With his wife, Nancy, Alan Cameros has spent a quarter century collecting native pottery from the American Southwest. Last year, the couple's collection was the subject of an exhibition at Corning's Rockwell Museum of Western Art. Cameros, who is a long-time member of the Memorial Art Gallery Board of Managers, speaks on works from the collection currently on view at MAG. His talk is included in Gallery admission.

Pictured: Blackwater vase (2005) by Autumn Borts-Medlock, great-great-granddaughter of Santa Clara Pueblo matriarch Sara Fina Tafoya.

Keith Womer gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Also at 1 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This docent-led tour of the collections is included in Gallery admission.

Bring the whole family to a free concert by the RPO Marimba Band. Also enjoy free admission to the Gallery and shopping at the Gallery Store. Picnic fare, wine, coffee and desserts will be available for purchase from Max at the Gallery.

Presented by the RPO with support from the City of Rochester.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

Michael Unger, a graduate student at the Eastman School of Music, gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Repeated at 3 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

Michael Unger, a graduate student at the Eastman School of Music, gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Also at 1 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This docent-led tour of the collections is included in Gallery admission.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This exhibition showcases Rochester artists and visionaries Claude Bragdon and Fritz Trautmann, whose shared ideas about cosmic forces in art and life fueled a steady friendship until Bragdon's death in 1946. While Bragdon--architect, author, and stage designer--has been the subject of books and exhibitions in recent years, this will be the first examination of Trautmann's contributions as a colorist, longtime teacher at the Gallery's Creative Workshop, and painter of Galaxy, a visitor favorite. Presented in honor of Jean France, architectural historian.

Pictured left: Claude Bragdon, Mathematical Abstraction No. 5 "Study in complementaries" (ca. 1939-41). Gift of a Friend of the Gallery. Pictured right: Fritz Trautmann, Galaxy (1942). Marion Stratton Gould Fund.

This exhibition showcases Rochester artists and visionaries Claude Bragdon and Fritz Trautmann, whose shared ideas about cosmic forces in art and life fueled a steady friendship until Bragdon's death in 1946. While Bragdon--architect, author, and stage designer--has been the subject of books and exhibitions in recent years, this will be the first examination of Trautmann's contributions as a colorist, longtime teacher at the Gallery's Creative Workshop, and painter of Galaxy, a visitor favorite. Presented in honor of Jean France, architectural historian.

Pictured left: Claude Bragdon, Mathematical Abstraction No. 5 "Study in complementaries" (ca. 1939-41). Gift of a Friend of the Gallery. Pictured right: Fritz Trautmann, Galaxy (1942). Marion Stratton Gould Fund.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This exhibition showcases Rochester artists and visionaries Claude Bragdon and Fritz Trautmann, whose shared ideas about cosmic forces in art and life fueled a steady friendship until Bragdon's death in 1946. While Bragdon--architect, author, and stage designer--has been the subject of books and exhibitions in recent years, this will be the first examination of Trautmann's contributions as a colorist, longtime teacher at the Gallery's Creative Workshop, and painter of Galaxy, a visitor favorite. Presented in honor of Jean France, architectural historian.

Pictured left: Claude Bragdon, Mathematical Abstraction No. 5 "Study in complementaries" (ca. 1939-41). Gift of a Friend of the Gallery. Pictured right: Fritz Trautmann, Galaxy (1942). Marion Stratton Gould Fund.

Anne Lam, a graduate student at the Eastman School of Music, gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Repeated at 3 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

Anne Lam, a graduate student at the Eastman School of Music, gives a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ. Also at 1 pm. Included in Gallery admission.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.

This exhibition showcases Rochester artists and visionaries Claude Bragdon and Fritz Trautmann, whose shared ideas about cosmic forces in art and life fueled a steady friendship until Bragdon's death in 1946. While Bragdon--architect, author, and stage designer--has been the subject of books and exhibitions in recent years, this will be the first examination of Trautmann's contributions as a colorist, longtime teacher at the Gallery's Creative Workshop, and painter of Galaxy, a visitor favorite. Presented in honor of Jean France, architectural historian.

Pictured left: Claude Bragdon, Mathematical Abstraction No. 5 "Study in complementaries" (ca. 1939-41). Gift of a Friend of the Gallery. Pictured right: Fritz Trautmann, Galaxy (1942). Marion Stratton Gould Fund.

This exhibition showcases Rochester artists and visionaries Claude Bragdon and Fritz Trautmann, whose shared ideas about cosmic forces in art and life fueled a steady friendship until Bragdon's death in 1946. While Bragdon--architect, author, and stage designer--has been the subject of books and exhibitions in recent years, this will be the first examination of Trautmann's contributions as a colorist, longtime teacher at the Gallery's Creative Workshop, and painter of Galaxy, a visitor favorite. Presented in honor of Jean France, architectural historian.

Pictured left: Claude Bragdon, Mathematical Abstraction No. 5 "Study in complementaries" (ca. 1939-41). Gift of a Friend of the Gallery. Pictured right: Fritz Trautmann, Galaxy (1942). Marion Stratton Gould Fund.

This biennial invitational showcases recent work by six regional artists--A. E. Ted Aub of Geneva (sculpture), Anne Havens of Rochester (multiple media), Rick Hock of Rochester (digital imaging), Alberto Rey of Fredonia (painting and video), Lawrence M. "Judd" Williams of Spencerport (sculpture) and Julianna Furlong Williams of Spencerport (painting). They were selected by MAG director Grant Holcomb, director of exhibitions Marie Via and curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore. In keeping with recent tradition, Havens was chosen on the strength of her entry in last summer's Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition.

The 4th Rochester Biennial is sponsored by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation, with additional support from ESL Federal Credit Union, Edward and Marilynn McDonald, and the Rubens Family Foundation.

Pictured: yoU woulD crY toO (2009) by Ted Aub.