In addition to featuring the artworks of the Wyeths, this Museum gets the A+++ for showcasing Maine’s regional art as well. Additionally, there are changing exhibitions and featured events. Your NARM pass is accepted here. The bathrooms are located on the lower level. There are 2 buildings in which to view art. They are air-conditioned and the building is ADA-accessible. The gift shop is very nice.

This is a terrific art museum in the heart of downtown Rockland. While the collection tilts decisively in favor of artists connected to Maine, the quality of the collection is quite high. The Nevelson sculptures and paintings-particularly the sculptures-are fantastic, and well worth a visit all by themselves.

Didn't know anything about this museum but what a lovely surprise. Went specifically to see the Andrew Wyeth exhibit and it did not disappoint. Such attention to detail in his works. I'm awed by his talents. And Jamie Wyeth's works were a surprise. Not as familiar with his works. The Louise Nevelson paintings and sculptures were interesting as well. All in all, a good way to spend an hour or so in downtown Rockland.

We made the "pilgrimage" to Rockland, Maine just to go to this museum. Unfortunately, our timing was off by a few days since the Andrew Wyeth exhibit was starting 3 days later. However, we enjoyed the museum very much. The Jamie Wyeth exhibit called "Unsettled" was underway and it was excellent.

If you are a fan of the works of the Wyeth family, then the Farnsworth is a must stop. The museum has a lovely collection of the family’s works not only nicely displayed but also exceptionally well explained. You learn more about the artists’ processes than you do at other museums. The museum also had on exhibit works by contemporary women artists that was diverse and interesting. Even thought the pieces are modern-day, they were both lovely and approachable—not the kinds of works that leave you scratching your head. The main museum building presents its works in a clean and well-lit environment. which enhances the experience.

We visited the both the gift shop and the outdoor sculpture garden this year. The gift shop's offerings, like the museum itself, offers many books, prints and other objects highlighting the works of the Wyeths. The sculpture garden is worth a visit though less interesting.