Ezra Tucker – From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art

June 25, 2026June 25, 2026

Playing Favorites: Larry Festa and Ezra Tucker

A polar bear lying down on its stomach, resting its chin on its paw. It's looking with one eye open and one eye closed over the edge of ice into rippling water. The ripples are formed by three small bubbles coming to the surface. The the polar bear's fur has white, yellow, and blue undertones. The ice under the bear has hard lines and angles, and is showing icy blue.

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.

June 20, 2026June 26, 2026

Saturday Studio: Mark Making like Ezra Tucker

A tan woman in a canoe with brown braids. She is wearing tan and red colors with tassels. She is putting an oar into the water, near reeds and lily pads. Three red-winged black birds fly around her. In the background is fog, with the peaks of a mountain visible to the right. The color scheme has subtle pinks and purples in the fog and the water.

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!