The Remington Report - An Update From Our Curator

An Update From Romi Sebald

Frederic Remington Art Museum Curator

What's new in Curatorial?

It has been a busy and exciting month in the Curatorial Department! I've been cataloguing and acknowledging gifts from various donors over the past year who have generously given us objects and ephemera to add to the legacies of Frederic Remington and Sally James Farnham here at the Museum. At the same time, I have also been researching for our America 250 exhibit which will illustrate Remington's contribution to the understanding of our rich national history.

In our six weeks of closure, I have been preparing for our exhibition schedule and archivally cleaning objects and works of art on exhibit. We temporarily removed objects to refresh spaces such as the Winter, Parish and Torrey galleries. The Museum officially reopened this past weekend with a fantastic turnout for the College Exhibition’s opening, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! If you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to visit before the exhibition closes on March 7th.

We also have an exciting lineup of exhibitions on the horizon! Mark your calendars for:

The Elementary Art Show on March 15th
The Middle and High School Juried Art Show, opening on April 12th
The Member’s Juried Art Exhibition, opening on May 16th.
Plus, stay tuned for more details about the highly anticipated John Morrow Retrospective on July 26th!

As we continue our work to preserve Frederic Remington’s legacy and bring engaging exhibitions and events to our community, we rely on the generosity of supporters like you. Consider making a donation or becoming a Museum member to help us care for Remington’s works, maintain our historic spaces, and create meaningful art experiences for generations to come. Members receive exclusive benefits, including free admission, special event invitations, and discounts in the Museum Shop. Every contribution makes a difference!

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Thank you for your continued support, and stay tuned for more updates on the Museum’s collection and exhibitions!

Best,

Romi Sebald

(She/Her)

Curator

Frederic Remington Art Museum

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INVEST IN EDUCATION

Stay tuned for new and renewed educational programs:

Expert Lecture Series
Art in Conversation
Sketching in the Gallery
Summer Art Making Series
Regular Tours

EXHIBIT OPENINGS

College Juried Art Show: Showing until March 7th

Elementary Art Show: March 15

Middle/High School Art Show: April 12

Member Show and Artist in Residence: May 16

John Morrow Retrospective: July 26

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Slow Art Day: April 12

Sally's Speakeasy: June 7

Remington's Birthday Celebration: October 4

Spirit of Eva: October 24

Remington's Merry Market: November 29

Event Calendar

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The Frederic Remington Art Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the life, art, and legacy of Frederic Remington, one of America’s most iconic artists.

Through your generosity, we bring his work to life for generations to come, offering educational programs, captivating exhibitions, and meticulous preservation of his masterpieces.

But we can’t do it without you.

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DIGITAL BRONZE REPRODUCTION

The Rattlesnake, Casting No.14

The most accurate reproduction of Remington’s sculptures yet.

Using 3D laser scanners on Remington’s original cast of The Rattlesnake No. 14 combined with the traditional lost-wax casting process, we have managed to capture the most intricate details of this classic piece of American art. The original Casting No. 14, displayed in the Oval Office during the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations,

is owned by Dr. Harrison G. Monk and on loan to the Museum.

And now you can have one too.

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The Cowboy Sculpture Reproduction

Drawing inspiration from the untamed beauty and spirited energy of the Old West, the The Cowboy statue captures a determined rider and his steadfast horse facing the challenges of the frontier. Every element, from the textured fabric of the cowboy’s worn attire to the powerful contours of the horse, is crafted with stunning realism. This piece embodies the essence of adventure, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of the American West

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FRAM programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, the Northern New York Community Foundation, and the generosity of members and donors like you. Thank you!