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Please note: The exhibition Erica Baum: the bite in the ribbon—a paper show is closed today due to technical issues in the gallery. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to reopen it as soon as possible.

Corporate Partners

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The following businesses and organizations have partnered with the George Eastman Museum as members, sponsors, donors, and in-kind supporters. The museum is grateful for their tremendous ongoing support. To learn about how your business can partner with the George Eastman Museum, contact Sara McNamara, Director of Annual Giving, at (585) 327-4833 or [email protected]. ABR Wholesalers Brighton-Pittsford Agency Canandaigua National Bank & Trust Constellation Brands Creative Caterers Eastman Kodak Company EDMAC Foundation ESL Federal Credit Union Farm House Table The Gate House Good Luck

Tribute Gifts

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A tax-deductible gift made to the George Eastman Museum in one’s name is a meaningful way to mark a special occasion or to remember or honor a beloved family member or respected friend or colleague. A tribute gift is perfect for the person who “has everything” or has a particular interest in photography, film, or the home and gardens of George Eastman. Acknowledging Gifts When you make a memorial or honor gift to the Eastman Museum, please indicate the honoree’s name and contact information so that the appropriate individuals may be notified of your gift. Your honoree or their family will

The Complete Kubrick

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Director Stanley Kubrick occupies an indelible place in film history. Known as an exacting technician, his films have been pored over by academics, filmmakers, fans, and cineastes alike. Never one to shy away from the controversial, the images he created nevertheless live on in memories and dream states decades later. A photographer by training, Kubrick moved into making short documentaries in the early 1950s before becoming an independent filmmaker and eventually moving into the studio system, where he had a contentious relationship with producers, financiers, and studio heads as he established a meticulous style that sometimes meant several years would pass between films. This series will bring all of his films to the big screen, including those early shorts, leading up to a screening of his final film, Eyes Wide Shut, on his birthday.

Dates and Titles:

April 5: Fear and Desire (Stanley Kubrick, 1952, 62 min., 35mm)

April 12 (2 p.m.): Dryden Roundtable: Stanley Kubrick

April 12: Killer’s Kiss (Stanley Kubrick, 1955, 67 min., DCP) 

April 19: The Killing (Stanley Kubrick, 1956, 84 min., 35mm)

May 10: Paths of Glory (Stanley Kubrick, 1957, 88 min., DCP)

May 17: Spartacus (Stanley Kubrick, 1960, 197 min., 35mm)

May 24: Lolita (Stanley Kubrick, 1962, 153 min., 35mm)

June 7: Dr. Strangelove (Stanley Kubrick, 1964, 95 min., DCP)

June 14: 2001: A Space Odyssey (Stanley Kubrick, 1968, 149 min., 35mm)

June 21: A Clockwork Orange (Stanley Kubrick, 1971, 136 min., 35mm)

June 28: Barry Lyndon (Stanley Kubrick, 1975, 185 min., 35mm)

July 5: Room 237 (Rodney Ascher, US 2012, 102 min., DCP)

July 19: Full Metal Jacket (Stanley Kubrick, 1987, 116 min., 35mm)

July 26: Eyes Wide Shut  (Stanley Kubrick, 1999, 159 min., 35mm)

August 9: A.I.: Artificial Intelligence (Steven Speilberg, US/UK 2001, 146 min., DCP)

January 2, 2026: The Shining (Stanley Kubrick, US/UK 1980, 146 min., 35mm)

Image Rights & Reproductions

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Digital images of objects in the George Eastman Museum collection are available for research and publication. As a scholar, publisher, or arts professional, consider these advantages of using images from the Eastman Museum's world-renowned collection in your next publication or project: You acquire images ethically sourced from original artifacts and digitized in-house to produce pristine high-resolution files. You have access to the object's provenance and historical context, which will inform your research and decision-making. The George Eastman Museum is a nonprofit institution. When you
Photograph of Harriet Tubman's family
Photograph by Lori Nix
Photograph by James Jowers
Photograph of Grandmother of Wallis Warfield Simpson
Kodak poster of a girl