OPEN: Tuesday – Sunday: noon to 5 pm; Friday noon to 8 pm
CLOSED: Mondays & University Holidays
ADMISSION:
The Permanent Collection exhibitions are always free
ART AND THE ANIMAL admission: $8 / $5 (
free for all students and for UK staff, faculty, & alumni)
FREE for everyone on Fridays from 5-8 pm
LOCATION:
405 Rose Street (Rose Street and Euclid Avenue), Lexington, KY 40506-0241
In the Singletary Center for the Arts
PARKING:
RESERVED MUSEUM PARKING SPACES behind the Singletary Center
off Patterson and Rose.
45 minute metered parking available in the Singletary Center Circle Drive off Rose.
UK employee (E) lots are FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC on weekends starting at 3:30 pm Friday afternoon.
CONTACT:
859.257.5716
MUSEUM DIRECTOR SEARCH
 @ArtMuseumatUK
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CURVES FROM MATH, WAVES IN GLASS
Origami and Glass Works by Martin and Erik Demaine
April 21 - May 26, 2013
Admission: FREE
Art and geometry merge gracefully in the origami and glass sculptures by father and son team Martin and Erik Demaine, engineering and computer scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The artists will give a public lecture on April 24 at 5 pm.
Sponsored by: UK Mathematics Department and College of Arts and Sciences, The Cerel Family Foundation, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry & Arlene Cohen
image: MARTIN and ERIK DEMAINE, Untitled, Mi-Teintes watercolor paper, courtesy the artists
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David Hayes Sculpture
July 1, 2012- July 1, 2013
Admission: FREE
An outdoor exhibition featuring twenty sculptures by abstract artist David Hayes whose work is included in many of the world's most prestigious collections.
image: DAVID HAYES, Caryatid, painted steel
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Rembrandt, Rubens, Gainsborough &
tHE GOLDEN AGE OF PAINTING
from the Speed Art Museum
June 30 - September 22, 2013
Admission: $8 / $5
CHARLES-ANTOINE COYPEL, The Education of the Virgin, oil on canvas,
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The American Alliance of Museums is the nationally recognized agency accrediting art museums in the US. They require the highest standards and best practices in professionalism, ethics, conservation, preservation, exhibition, education, public service, and governance.  |
