Reuben Nakian: The Impassioned Gesture

Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

Reuben Nakian is best known for his large-scale bronze sculptures. However, Nakian left for posterity a large, highly significant body of work in the ceramic medium. It is this less recognized, but unquestionably important work the Alfred Ceramic Art Museum is celebrating with this exhibition.

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 21, 5-7pm. Free and open to the public.

Museum Regular Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm

Museum Admission:
Free: Museum Members, 17 and under, AU and A-State faculty, staff and students, ESMRP and NARM members
$3: Local Residents, Students (outside of Alfred), AAA, Military
$5: Seniors 55+
$7: Adults (18-54)

Alfred Ceramic Art Museum Exhibitions

Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

1 Saxon Drive, Alfred, NY 14802
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The Alfred Ceramic Art Museum, built with a gift from Marlin Miller, Jr., ’54, HD ’89, creates a signature building for the arts on the Alfred University campus. Located on Pine Street at the site of the old Davis Gym, the brick building with its sweeping expanses of glass and dramatic roof lines echoes the lines of the Miller Performing Arts Center and the Miller Theater, also designed by Architect Bruce Wood of Kallmann McKinnell and Wood Architects, Boston.

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