A Smithsonian Affiliate museum of American art, the Rockwell Museum is housed in the historic 1893 former city hall, right in the very heart of Corning.
 

The museum’s collection portrays the spirit, character and values of America through the eyes of American artists, focusing on the complex story of the great migration West. The diverse collection of original American masterpieces includes a mix of contemporary Native American art alongside traditional bronze sculptures, landscape paintings and as well as twentieth-century modernists, illustration art, contemporary photography, and historic firearms.
 

Featured galleries represent the works of Andy Warhol, the Taos Society of Artists, and masterworks of Remington and Russell.