Program areas at Frye Art Museum
The Museum operates & administers a Free Public Art Museum. In addition to the display of the items in its permanent collection, the Museum offers many temporary exhibits each year that concentrate on specific artists or themes. Approximately 40,000 people view these exhibitions annually see part xv-b for more details.the gift shop provides merchandise which is directly related to the exhibitions shown and the classes, lectures and workshops offered throughout the year to enhance visitors and participants' experiences of the Museum.
Free & fee-based classes are provided to adults & children on topics such as Art history, drawing and sculpture, as well as subjects specific to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. The Museum presents lectures, workshops and guided tours covering a variety of topics.classes and lectures include our "small Frye" series for children, many school programs including those administered thru bailey gatzert Public elementary school, and programs for seniors with cognitive issues, such as alzheimer's cafe and the here:now series. Approximately 10,500 adults and children participate in these programs annually. See part xv-b for more details.
The Museum operates & administers a Free Public Art Museum. In addition to the display of the items in its permanent collection, the Museum offers many temporary exhibits each year that concentrate on specific artists & over 40,000 people view these exhibitions annually.
Free and fee-based classes are provided to adults and children on topics such as Art history, drawing, and sculpture, as well as subjects specific to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. The Museum presents lectures, workshops and guided tours covering a variety of topics. Classes and lectures include our "small Frye" series for children, many school programs including those administered thru bailey gatzert Public elementary school, and programs for seniors with cognitive issues such as the alzheimer's cafe and the here: now series. Approximately 10,500 adults and children participate in these programs annually.
The gift shop provides merchandise which is directly related to the exhibitions shown and the classes, lectures and workshops offered throughout the year to enhance visitors and participants' experiences of the Museum.