Castellani Art Museum
The Castellani Art Museum is made up of over 5,500 pieces of contemporary artwork. The museum makes sure to recognize the diversity of the area and try to best express that through the reflections of each exhibit in the museum. Learn how the museum can have a relationship with those observing it and what we can take away meaning from all of the art on display.
History of the Castellani Art Museum
Discovered by Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Castellani in the 1960s, the Castellani Art Museum is located at Niagara University. It wasn’t until the late 1970s when Mr. Castellani showed some interest in art by supporting the building of the Buscaglia-Castellani Art Gallery as a tribute to Thomas Buscaglia, who had recently passed away. At the time, Mr. Castellani had approximately 300 pieces of artwork. By the late 1980s, their collection had grown to around 3,000 pieces of artwork. The museum opened in 1990, and has been around to present Castellani’s artwork for all of its visitors.
Exhibits at the Castellani Art Museum
With tons of exhibits on display, this museum is broken up into three different categories of exhibits. There is a folk arts, a contemporary art, and a traveling exhibit.
“A very beautiful museum that is an extension of the Castellani Collection of art/artifacts.”
—George W, Harmony, PA
Take Amtrak to The Castellani Art Museum
Enjoy a day filled with art and culture from New York via Amtrak to Niagara Falls Station in Niagara Falls—Don’t forget to use the New York By Rail 15% discount!
Get picked up from Niagara Falls Station and taken to your reserved #NYTRAIN Enterprise Rent-a-Car. Click here to reserve your car or call the Niagara Falls office today at: 716-298-1000.
