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The
Indianapolis Museum of Art was founded in 1883, serving the
community through unique collections and exciting programs.
It is among the oldest and largest general art museums in
the country. It displays a permanent collection of
over 50,000 pieces of art that vary in range and scope.
The
Indianapolis Museum of Art recently expanded its facilities
- doubling in size. Three of the newest components
include the Efroymson Entrance Pavilion, the Deer-Zink
Events Pavilion, and the Wood Gallery Pavilion. The
Efroymson Entrance Pavilion is the primary access point for
visitors to enter into the museum. The Deer-Zink
Events Pavilion is the new setting for special events and
public programs. The Wood Gallery Pavilion has
provided 50% more display space and offers improved
amenities, including two Wolfgang Puck-operated restaurants.
The
Museum of Art has two complementary parts; they are the
Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park and Oldfields as
well as the Lilly House and Gardens. The Art and
Nature Park is situated on 100 acres of land adjacent to the
Museum of Art and is an oasis where visitors can enjoy
encounters with art in nature. The Lilly House is a
26-acre estate and museum that was once home to J.K. Lilly
Jr. and has been named as a National Historic Landmark
