The collection is excellent for a small university museum — strong in Asian art (a noted holding of Japanese woodblock prints and Chinese ceramics), American works from the colonial era forward, and a respectable modern and contemporary wing. Entry is free. Allow ninety minutes, more if the temporary exhibition is good.
The fifth-floor Asian galleries are the high point even without the art: the floor-to-ceiling windows take in Cayuga Lake stretching north for forty miles. Worth a visit just for the view, especially in autumn.