Katonah Museum of Art
Katonah Museum of Art rotates three or four exhibitions yearly with no permanent collection. Fresh shows feature contemporary and historic art.
In 1954, Inge Brouard Brown led a group of local women meeting upstairs at the Katonah Library to found the museum. They built it as a non-collecting institution, mounting three to four exhibitions each year on rotating themes rather than maintaining a permanent collection. This means the walls shift regularly: contemporary art and design one season, American history or craft another.
Edward Larrabee Barnes designed the building, which opened in November 1990 for $5.3 million.
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