Looking at, Talking about, and Appreciating Art
Today's Historical Highlights focuses on three artists who all served in the U.S. military. Reflecting on the Ghost Army exhibit, Collection Information Specialist Sue Slick informs us of these impactful artists.
The stunning works of Toots Zynsky are seen up close in this installment of Treasures from the Vault! Research Curator Sachi Yanari-Rizzo walks us through the background and technique used by this inspired glass artist.
For this Art Term Tuesday, we're looking at art in motion! Follow along to see a sample of kinetic sculptures on display at FWMoA.
In this month's Saturday Studio we're making tessellations! Inspired by Paper Made II, this project can utilize recycled paper to experiment with unique patterns. Follow along!
Staff members are choosing their favorite art at FWMoA! Follow along to learn why this glass sculpture by Robin Grebe is a special piece for our Development Associate, Isabel Kern.
Artists throughout the FWMoA collection were given great inspiration while visiting Megaliths. See the outcome across different media in today's Treasure's from the Vault!
This month, Director of Education Alyssa Dumire tells us about artists who leave a good impression. Read along to see the applications of Gauffrage!
Follow along to make your own quilled work of art! Today's Saturday Studio highlights the remembrance of loved ones as we look ahead to Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
Today we are looking at the works of Ricardo Xavier Serment. His comic-like style draws you into his narratives of good vs. evil. Learn more about his background and his striking multimedia prints in this month's Treasures from the Vault.
This mixed media work is a great topic for today's Playing Favorites! Can you guess what materials were used to create this piece? Michele Andrews brings her thoughts on artwork made by Deanna Krueger.