Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art

The Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art is a art museum at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. One of the biggest college workmanship historical centers in the South, the Harn has in excess of 6200 works in its lasting gathering and a iety of transitory presentations. The historical center's perpetual accumulations are centered around Asian, African, present day and contemporary craftsmanship, and in addition photography. The historical center patrons global and Florida-driven presentations.

The college supports instructive projects at the exhibition hall including films, addresses, intelligent exercises, and school and family contributions. The exhibition hall is licensed by the American Alliance of Museums. The Harn Museum of Art is named to pay tribute to Samuel Peebles Harn, whose dowager, three little girls, children in-law, and grandkids influenced the establishing to blessing to UF for the exhibition hall's development. The family swore more than $3 million for the development of an expressions exhibition hall in 1983.

The Harn Museum of Art opened September 20, 1990. In 2000, the group of David A. Cofrin influenced a blessing to support a 18,000-square-to foot expansion. The new expansion, named the Mary Ann Harn Cofrin Pavilion, opened in October 2005. The Cofrin Pavilion highlights 6,500 feet of presentation space for global contemporary workmanship, the Camellia Court Cafe, an outside square and the Goforth Learning Center, which is utilized for gatherings, programs and instructive exercises.