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Explore Selections from the Permanent Collection

With more than 6,000 works spanning many centuries, from ancient art and artifacts to contemporary art, the bulk of the collection consists of two-dimensional art including paintings and works on paper, and three-dimensional objects including sculpture, decorative, and archaeological artifacts. Explore selections from the Permanent Collection in our virtual exhibition on Bloomberg Connects.

NOTE: Not all works in the Rollins Museum of Art collection are on view at once.

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  • A gallery in the Rollins Museum of Art features a framed portrait of a woman with dark hair. The gallery boasts arched walls, detailed molding, and a polished stone floor. In the background, display cases with sculptures add to the refined ambiance.

    On View at Rollins Museum of Art

    Explore works from the permanent collection that can be currently viewed at Rollins Museum of Art

  • A cafe at The Alfond Inn. A portrait of a woman hangs on the wall.

    On View at The Alfond Inn

    Explore more than 100 works from Rollins Museum of Art's Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art currently on view at The Alfond Inn.

  • Artwork with graffiti patterns, three baseball caps, two blue, one red hung in a minimalistic gallery.

    RMA on the Road

    By partnering with other institutions, RMA shares its rich collection beyond its physical location. Explore works from the collection on view in galleries and museums throughout the world.

Green, blue and red books hung on a wall with text Art for Rollins

Art for Rollins: The Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art

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Explore Volumes I, II, and III of this catalog that features full color images and texts documenting The Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art, part of the Rollins Museum of Art permanent collection. Conceived by Barbara and Ted Alfond as a gift to their alma mater Rollins College, the collection is a visual syllabus that affords students the benefit of interdisciplinary learning.

Included are works by artists Mel Bochner, Tracey Emin, Lalla Essaydi, Alfredo Jaar, Imi Knoebel, Joseph Kosuth, An-My Lê, Maya Lin, Stefana McClure, Meleko Mokgosi, Jaume Plensa, Martha Rosler, Haim Steinbach, Sara Vanderbeek, and Lawrence Weiner, among others.

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