For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

Enjoy a lecture by an artist from the 3rd Rochester Biennial. The second of four lectures in the series features photographer Susan Lakin. Free with Gallery admission.

This docent-led tour of the collections meets at the Admission Desk. Free with Gallery admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission. 

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Hear a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ by a student at the Eastman School of Music. Also offered at 3 pm. Free with Gallery admission.

Hear a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ by a student at the Eastman School of Music. Also offered at 1 pm. Free with Gallery admission.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

This docent-led tour of the collections meets at the Admission Desk. Free with Gallery admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission. 

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Hear a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ by a student at the Eastman School of Music. Also offered at 3 pm. Free with Gallery admission.

Assistant curator Jessica Marten gives a 30-minute talk on Untitled (1960-61) by American artist Alfred Leslie. Her talk is followed by an opportunity to ask questions. Free with Gallery admission.

Hear a 25-minute presentation and mini-recital on the Italian Baroque organ by a student at the Eastman School of Music. Also offered at 1 pm. Free with Gallery admission.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.

For the 3rd Rochester Biennial, the Gallery's director and curators have selected six exceptional regional artists, each of whom will present 6-10 works. They are Ronald Gonzalez of Johnson City (mixed media sculpture), Susan Lakin of Rochester (photographs), Sue Huggins Leopard of Rochester (artist's books and prints), Todd McGrain of Ovid (bronze sculpture and giclee prints), Juan Perdiguero of Oswego (drawings) and Melissa Sarat of Preble (oil paintings).

The 3rd Rochester Biennial is underwritten by the Elaine P. and Richard U. Wilson Foundation and by gifts in memory of Diane Holahan Grosso.

Pictured is McGrain working on one of the sculptures in his Lost Bird Project, which immortalizes five North American species driven to extinction.

Follow the processes used by artists working in five media taught at the Creative Workshop. Sarah Hart's copying of Rembrandt's Portrait of a Young Man in an Armchair (photo at right), a rare opportunity overseen by MAG curators, is documented by photographer Gary Graham. In two photo series by Larry Merrill, ceramist Paul Harp is shown from the initial wedging of clay through the glazing of a pot, and Yvonne Cupolo is recorded step by step as she creates a piece of enamel jewelry. Also on view are works from Marilyn Feinberg's class on the Nicolaides method of drawing and Jeanne Lindsay's watercolor class. Located in the Lucy Burne Gallery, on the lower level of the Gallery's Cutler Union. Free admission.