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Art
Promenade - First and Second Floors - Phase One
A signature element, the promenade wraps around the front facade to
connect the lobby with upper galleries. In this accessible connection,
visitors move along the street front punctuated with sculptural "art
landings" from which to view interior and exterior exhibits.
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Second
Floor Collection Gallery - Second Floor - Phase One
This 3,500 sq. ft.
gallery with 16 ft. high walls will display objects from the collection,
replacing some of the current museum’s exhibition space.
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Changing
Exhibit Gallery -
Second Floor - Phase One
This
4,000 sq. ft. with 20 ft. high walls will allow greater flexibility
to present special exhibitions, including the display of large works
of art.
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Sunset
Roof Terrace - Second Floor - Phase One
An accessible space, this terrace provides an opportunity to overlook
the sculpture garden and see into the rest of the museum.
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Roof
Sculpture Garden - Second Floor - Phase One
Sculpture from
the collection will be exhibited on this roof-level terrace.
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Modern
and Contemporary Art Gallery - Second Floor - Phase
Two
This
4,000 sq. ft. will allow greater flexibility to present special
exhibitions. The 20 sq. ft. ceilings will provide great opportunities
for displaying large works of art such as the Color Field Paintings
in the museum’s collection.
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19th
Century Gallery - Second Floor - Phase Two
This
1,500 sq. ft. gallery will exhibit the museum’s holdings in
19th century art.
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Renaissance
and Baroque Gallery - Second Floor - Phase Two
This 1,500 sq.
ft. gallery will exhibit the museum’s Renaissance and Baroque
collection including The Vision of Saint Anthony of Padua
by Francisco de Zurbaran.
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River
Terrace - Second Floor - Phase Two
This terrace will
provide stunning views of the Red Cedar River and a gathering place
for small receptions in good weather.
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