Follow the story of how a painting by American Artist, John Ross Key, found a home in our collection! This addition to FWMoA was made possible by the generosity of our friend and donor, Dorothy Shaffer.
Saturday Studio: Mark Making like Ezra Tucker
For this Saturday Studio, we're looking at The Art of Ezra Tucker for inspiration! Join in this mark making exercise with your own painting!
Art Term Tuesday: Series, A Body of Work 1/3
This Art Term Tuesday points to the process of creating works of art that relate to each other. Join in looking at the first of three descriptions of a body of work, a series.
Now on View: Marie GothโRepost
This Now on View is revisiting a favored portrait by artist, Marie Goth. This large scale painting is on display in The Fashion of Art Deco, Lifestyle in the Jazz Age.
National Awards: Scholastic Art & Writing 2026
With the National Awards Ceremony just around the corner, we're highlighting local Scholastic Art & Writing Awards winners! From across our 31 region's counties, we had many show-stopping works displayed. Read more about our program and award winners!
Saturday Studio: Styrofoam Multilayer Printing
Join us in printmaking for this Saturday Studio! Taking inspiration from prints on display in the Chuck Sperry exhibition, you're invited to try your own print at home!
Museum Memories: Bob Cross
In this installment of Museum Memories, we meet Bob Cross! Bob has been connected to FWMoA through exhibitions, and has work on display in the Paradigm Gallery. Read more about his experiences here!
Letโs Talk SHOP: Jarrid Spicer
In this installment of Let's Talk SHOP, we meet photographer Jarrid Spicer! This Paradigm artist is drawn to alternative techniques in photography such as cyanotype. Read more about his process and background here!
Saturday Studio: Embossing
Today we're taking inspiration from Marvin Lipofsky and his embossed works of art. Join in this Saturday Studio to try your making your own!
Saturday Studio: Cut Paper Pop-up
Things are popping in the Saturday Studio! Follow along to create your own pop-up card, and learn about creative influences for artist Kirsty Mitchell.

