From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art
Looking at, Talking about, and Appreciating Art
A series of works Now on View come from the screenprint artist, Chuck Sperry. He has over 90 hand-printed portraits in the exhibit, Chuck Sperry: Archetypes. These colorful works will be on display at FWMoA through August 9th.
In this installment of Let's Talk SHOP, we are introduced to the art of Miranda Dyson, FWMoA's Children Education Associate. Step into the process that brings her original paintings to life. Come into the Paradigm Gallery to see them in person!
The inspiration for today's Saturday Studio comes from the artistic style Steven Sorman. Make your own layered, abstract work of art alongside School Programs Associate, Kelsey Herber. To see Sorman's work in person, visit the FWMoA through September 6.
In this installment of Playing Favorites, we're highlighting a glass piece from our permanent collection! Read the perspective of Director of Development, Katrina Pandya, uncovering favorite elements of this work by IRDS Studios.
In this Playing Favorites article, we look to the work of Ezra Tucker! Spend time with a current favorite, Slow Melt, through the lens of our Curatorial Intern, Larry Festa.
Looking at what is Now on View, we zoom in on The Fashion of Art Deco, Lifestyle in the Jazz Age. This exhibit displays works from FWMoA's permanent collection alongside pieces from the collection of Don Orban. See how cultural shifts influenced fashion standards a century ago.
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!
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.
Looking in the FWMoA Glass Wing, we see the most recent subject of Playing Favorites! Read along to learn how college intern Colin Haines feels about the artwork, Rejects.
A new student program is on display at FWMoA—The Young Artists Exhibit! Learn about the program that invited middle school students to display their 2D works of art.