At the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, New York, we are in the process of developing what will be called the Gill Education Center. This will fall into the category, I think, of an orientation center for the rest of the museum, in that it will use three specific works from the Gallery's collection as points of reference for a specific theme, color (for the first installation). There will be a variety of custom-designed activities and environments which will engage the visitor in re-examining his/her own experience of looking at art. The installation is being designed by Allen and Ellen Wexler. It is intended to be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, but primarily for families with children. There will also be a small reading and reference area. We are also working on an interactive computer program, but that may or may not be included in this center. The center is not intended to be staffed. It will be located beyond the admissions desk, so visitors will have to be members or will have to pay to access it. Marjorie Searl Curator of American Art, Memorial Art Gallery