Fun, funky and provocative, Willie Cole's art explores identity, race relations, consumerism, the environment and other contemporary concerns. Bicycles, irons, hair dryers and high-heeled shoes are among the urban artifacts he transforms into powerful, iconic, "Africanized" works.

Every two years, hundreds of artists compete for space and cash awards in what has become one of the most prestigious shows in the region. Like the Rochester Biennial, with which it alternates, the Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition showcases recent work by emerging and established artists from upstate New York.

Protected for Eternity: The Coffins of Pa-debehu-Aset

This interactive exhibit for all ages showcases a rare pair of lavishly decorated nesting coffins that once held the mummy of an Egyptian official. Learn how the coffins were restored, write your name in hieroglyphics and follow the fascinating process of mummification.

By turns humorous and critical, inspirational and tragic, TRANSactions dispels the myth that Latino people are a heterogeneous group with common experiences and ambitions. This traveling exhibition features approximately 50 works in all media by artists from the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Spain, Brazil, Columbia, Argentina and Chile.

Pollock on Paper

This exhibition explores two very different portfolios by American master Jackson Pollock. The first series of six etchings with drypoint dates from 1944, three years before the artist began creating his trademark abstract paintings. The other series of six serigraphs was made in 1951.

Merchants, bankers, rulers, patrons of the arts and sciences, and extraordinary collectors-the Medicis dominated the political and cultural life of Florence from the 15th to the mid-18th centuries. This exhibition features 40 sumptuous still-life paintings, or natura morta, collected or commissioned by Medici rulers from Cosimo II to the last Grand Duke of Tuscany.