New exhibit opening at the Cafesjian Art Trust (CAT) Museum

Relaxation and celebration on Rudy's Rooftop patio

Agolden bejeweled armadillo and a giant box of fries will be a few eye-catching pieces on display at the CAT (Cafesjian Art Trust)

Museum’s newest exhibition in Shoreview running through Oct. 14.

Highlights of the exhibit will feature works that collector Gerard Cafesjian acquired over his lifetime, including pieces by Sam Gilliam, Jennifer Bartlett, Libenský/Brychtová, Lynn Chadwick, William Morris, René Lalique and more. Showcasing variety in both style and medium, visitors can anticipate an array of paintings, glass sculptures, decorative works and prints drawn from the more than 3,000-piece permanent collection.

The CAT is a museum and educational center displaying the private collection of art lover and philanthropist Gerard Cafesjian. The CAT, supported by a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) foundation, is located at 4600 Churchill Street in Shoreview. To make reservations to visit the exhibit, visit cafesjianarttrust.org.

Highlights of the Collection Image Credits (in order):

1. Asprey & Co., enamel and gem-set armadillo automaton, 1991 Gold, diamond, emerald, enamel

2. Hiroshi Yamano From East to West Scene of Japan #82, 2012

3. Ann Wolff Blues, 2006