The Aldrich’s First Decennial Takes Stock of Contemporary Art in Connecticut
With its inaugural 10-year survey, the Ridgefield institution is making the case that the most interesting art in America can sometimes be found off the beaten path.
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, founded in 1964 by art collector Larry Aldrich, is located in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Aldrich established the museum to showcase contemporary art and support emerging artists. The museum does not maintain a permanent collection but focuses on changing exhibitions of new art, featuring works by artists such as Eva Hesse, Robert Robert Rauschenberg and Cindy Sherman. Known for its innovative and experimental approach, the Aldrich Museum offers dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and public events, making it a key venue for contemporary art in the region. Read more about Museums.
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