The Mennello Museum of American Art is a great destination to check out local art in Orlando. The museum was founded with Old Master and French Impressionist paintings by Florida artist Earl Cunningham that were donated by the Mennello family. Since it was founded in what used to be a private residence in 1998, it has expanded the breadth of its exhibits to include other artists as well. It's worth checking out for the programs they offer, including a scavenger hunt for kids and evening workshops weekend events for families.
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The Public Art department oversees three galleries with rotating exhibits. The Terrace Gallery and The Mayor's Gallery are located in Orlando City Hall, 400 South Orange Avenue, and admission is free to the general public.
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This piece of 1950s architecture is believed to be one of the best art museums in the South. Founded in 1924, the museum now consists of several permanent exhibits such as the American Collection, housing nearly 900 paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures from the 19th century onward; the Art of Ancient Americans Collection, boasting 500 artifacts of jade, gold and clay from Mexican, Costa Rican and Peruvian cultures; and an African collection of more than 70 artifacts, including masks, from various West African countries. OMA also hosts rotating exhibits.
