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Johnson Museum Of Art
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Review by:
M P.
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The Johson Museum of Art is one of those places that one can wander in for an hour and not feel rushed or distracted by crowds, but actually have the time and presence to enjoy what one is discovering. There are changing/interesting/modern/sometimes weird exhibits on the bottom floor. The Museum's permanent collections are especially strong in Asian art, nineteenth and twentieth-century American art, and the graphic arts. I personally enjoy a small rotating gallery of prints and etchings on the second floor. The building itself is really cool and was designed by the architect I.M. Pei. There is a fantastic 360-degree view of Cayuga Lake and the surrounding Cornell University community on the top floor. If you see nothing else in the Museum, at least get to the top and look out. There is a small coffee shop on the entrance floor and a little museum shop that carries some interesting items (usually pertaining to the museum's current exhibits) as well as a nice collection of cards.
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