Final Month to See MAG's "Frontiers of Impressionism" Exhibition

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The Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, New York is hosting the "Frontiers of Impressionism" exhibition, which features 52 remarkable Impressionist paintings from the Worcester Art Museum's collection. The exhibition chronicles the rise and evolution of the Impressionist movement in the 19th century, showcasing works by renowned artists like Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, Mary Cassatt, and John Singer Sargent. Visitors have just one month left to experience this extraordinary exhibition before it closes on March 1.

Why it matters

The "Frontiers of Impressionism" exhibition provides a rare opportunity for art enthusiasts in the Rochester area to see a comprehensive collection of Impressionist masterpieces up close. The exhibition traces the origins and spread of the Impressionist movement, which fundamentally changed the course of art history through its innovative techniques and bold use of color.

The details

The exhibition is displayed in the spacious Docent Gallery at the Memorial Art Gallery, which features ample seating for visitors to take in the 52 paintings on display. In addition to the exhibition, the gallery is also offering special programming, including Sunday performances on the Italian Baroque organ and a guided tour with a hands-on workshop exploring Impressionist painting techniques on February 12.

• The "Frontiers of Impressionism" exhibition runs through March 1, 2026.
• The gallery will host a guided tour of the exhibition and a hands-on workshop exploring Impressionist painting techniques on Thursday, February 12, 2026.

What’s next

Visitors are encouraged to visit the Memorial Art Gallery before the "Frontiers of Impressionism" exhibition closes on March 1, 2026.