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When Ithaca Went by Train: The Lehigh Valley Remembered
Through July 15  To celebrate the 60th Reunion of Class of 1952, this exhibition explores the importance of the train to the Cornell student experience in the first half of the 20th century. See art and memorabilia from the Museum's collection, Cornell's Kroch Library, and the History Center in Tompkins County. |
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[space]: Constructing the Intangible
 Through July 22 The annual History of Art Majors' Society exhibition explores new concepts of space in visual culture and fine art.
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Age of Discontent: German Expressionist Works
from a Private Collection
 Through July 29 Artists including Max Beckmann, Erich Heckel, Emil Nolde, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, and others created powerful images with figural distortion and a bold graphic style to describe the devastating aftereffects of WWI in Germany. |
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Witness: 20th-Century Photographic Images from the Collection of Gary and Ellen Davis
 Through August 12 Works by some of the greatest and most incisive photographers of the 20th century, including Lewis Hine, Dorothea Lange, Margaret Bourke-White, Edward Steichen, Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott, Garry Winogrand, and others.
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Cornell Art Faculty
 Through August 12 Every two years the Johnson Museum invites members of Cornell's Department of Art to participate in a faculty exhibition featuring recent work. |
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Memory and the Photographic Image
 Through September 9 Memory plays a role in a photographer's choice of subject and its interpretation, creating images that could become the only record of a moment passed. But photographs can be manipulated, so is this record truthful? This exhibition looks at the ways artists translate personal memories onto film.
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