From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art
Looking at, Talking about, and Appreciating Art
This month's Treasures from the Vault brings us works by Neal Ambrose-Smith! Ambrose-Smith draws from his personal life, sharing artwork through the lens of an Indigenous American. Read on to learn more about his inspiration and collaborative works!
A variety of laminated sculptures are Now on View in the Glass Wing! Read about this sculptural process and artists who have made impactful contributions in the world of studio glass.
We're taking a look at practical, decorative, and popularized quilts! This Historical Highlight gives us a window into the social and economic changes that shaped the quilt patterns we know of today.
With more glass being put on display through FWMoA's Illuminate Project, today we're exploring Soda-Lime glass! Learn how to identify this versatile medium with today's Art Term Tuesday.
With inspiration from artist Dinh Q Lê, today's Saturday Studio focuses on Weaving! Crossing many mediums, weaving can interact with photography to create depth and meaning. Follow along to create your own!
Displaying striking images surrounding Vietnamese and Cambodian history, "Weaving the Narrative: The works of Dinh Q. Lê" is Now on View at FWMoA.
In this month's Treasures from the Vault we find a print by artist Curlee Raven Holton. In this piece, Holton visualizes the thoughts and feelings of someone experiencing memory loss.
FWMoA hosted the 25th annual Chalk Walk! This is the largest community art event in the region, and it connects to this month's Art Term Tuesday: Ephemeral Art.
In this month's Treasures from the Vault, we see works from Terry Winters. Through lithography and drawings, he portrays images of biology and abstraction.
Saturday Studio is taking inspiration from our current handbag exhibit, "My PURSEonal Favorites"! Follow along to learn how to make a duct tape handbag of your own!