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Marked City, Printed City, Moving City, Telescopic City.
Works form the Art New York program, 2025 Cohort

Nov. 13 - Dec 9

Opening Reception: Nov 13th, 4-6 pm 

INFO SESSION AT 4:30

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Featuring Work by:
Greta Kenyon
Laurenhill Ambe
Lina Abdou
Greta Kenyon
Lina Abdou
Kana Lee
Phong Nguyen
Anthony Luevanos
Sparsh Kumar
Gwendolyn Jade

 

-Art New York is an internship program in New York City for all majors. 
-Experience an arts-related internship in your field of study. 
-Gain an insider’s perspective on contemporary art and culture. 
-Participate in a Colloquium and Field Studio course featuring museum visits, creative projects, and other UR faculty-led activities.
-Enjoy a semester of New York City living.
-Come away with insights into further study and career opportunities.

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Instagram @frontispace_gallery

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contact and hours

Gallery hours are the same as the Art and Music Library. Hours can be found HERE. For scheduling, information, and exhibition proposals, please contact the gallery manager Aaron Delehanty

Located on the ground floor of Rush Rhees Library at the entrance to the Art and Music Library,

University of Rochester

755 Library Road,

Rochester, NY 14627

mission 
 

Through its well-trafficked location at the entrance of the Art and Music Library, Frontispace engages the UR community with thought-provoking exhibitions. The gallery’s year-round schedule and summer residency program stimulate dialogue and connect the university to the broader Western New York artistic landscape, with a focus on local and emerging artists working in a variety of media. The gallery also serves the Art and Art History Department by hosting special exhibitions of work by visiting artists, seniors, and alumni. 

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our name
 

Our gallery takes its inspiration from the frontispiece, traditionally an illustration facing the title page of a book that sets the tone for the contents within. With its rotating exhibitions, Frontispace invites visitors to pause and reflect as they pass through the entryway to the Art and Music library.

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