RIT Museum

The RIT Museum provides a dedicated space for exhibits that allow for more in-depth explorations of RIT’s rich history and an opportunity to present exhibitions drawn from RIT/NTID’s unique Deaf Studies Archive as well as the University Art Collection. Exhibits change every six months. Visit often and enrich your understanding of the university’s past and learn about these special collections!

Location: Third floor, The Wallace Center
Open the same hours as The Wallace Center

Currently at the museum:

Bands on the Bricks: A Retrospective

Who doesn't enjoy music? It makes the world go round.  It is a common language across all cultures.  Musical entertainment also serves as a diversion for students focusing on their academics.  We all have our favorite bands and songs we listened to during our college days that when heard now, instantly evoke memories of the good ol' days.

The Archives has thoroughly searched photographs, posters, CAB records, and Reporter magazines to create a timeline of musicians who have performed at RIT since 1950.  You may be surprised by some very well-known bands whom have played here, as well as bands who have faded away.

Join our opening celebration on May 2nd, 4-8PM in the RIT Museum on the 3rd floor of the Wallace Center for music, refreshments and a fun look down memory lane of music.

The exhibit will run from May 2nd - October 31, 2013.