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The Cornell Museum of Art & American Culture is part of Old School Square Cultural Arts Center, an award-winning National Historic Site, where beautifully restored, early 20 th century school buildings also feature the Crest Theatre and Vintage Gymnasium. By successfully combining historic preservation and the arts, Old School Square became the catalyst for the 1990’s renaissance of downtown Delray Beach, now considered one the hottest destinations in Florida. As Delray’s cultural center, located in the heart of the downtown, Old School Square is a community gathering place for a diverse schedule of events. The charming Cornell Museum is one of the surprises that people discover in Delray Beach. Originally the 1913 Delray Elementary school building, the Cornell offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The architecture, formally known as “Masonry Vernacular,” is what makes the building so unique in the downtown area. This style was used for several smaller buildings in the Old School Square Historic Arts District. Without the colorful exhibit banners and other signage, one would never guess that the building is actually a museum. During the restoration process, the original atrium and classrooms, which are now exhibition spaces, were restored to preserve the rare Dade County Pine floors, tall windows and open space. The only significant modification to the interior was to open the atrium up to the second floor, allowing for natural light to stream in and provide a more spacious feel. The first floor houses three galleries and the Angelique Tea Room, which is used for art classes, receptions and other special events. The second floor, which can be accessed by two grand staircases (or an elevator) has three exhibition galleries and the children’s gallery. Exhibits rotate every three to four months and feature an eclectic mix of local, national and international fine art, crafts and pop culture. Gloria Rejune Adams, Director Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture ABOUT THE MUSEUMS 5
6 ABOUT THE MUSEUMS The Mobile Museum of Art is the largest art museum on the Gulf Coast between New Orleans and Tampa. Besides being a busy port city, Mobile is located by the second largest river delta in the United States and is near Gulf beaches that attract hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. Of these, Dauphin Island is one of the country’s premier bird watching destinations. Founded in 1964, the Museum’s collections of American art from the 19th and 20th century prominently feature realist painting, including a wealth of maritime images. In short, Mobile is at the confluence of several types of scenic environments which have long been the muse for marine artists of all kinds. We are delighted to be able to host this exhibition of the finest contemporary artists who share this passion for the activities, flora, fauna and sheer beauty of a coastal and maritime paradise. Donan Klooz Curator of Exhibitions
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