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.
Historical Highlight – Sampling American Quilts
Historical Highlight: Hector and Carol Garcia, Love and a Life in the Arts
This month's #historicalhighlight focuses on Hector and Carol Garcia. This dynamic couple left a lasting impression as diligent creatives and art educators.
Historical Highlight: Ginny Ruffner, 1952-2025
We reflect on the life and resilience of glass artist, Ginny Ruffner. See how our collection here at #fwmoa has been influenced by her, and the lasting impression she has left with others.
From Sand, Soda, and Fire: A Trip to Murano & Cappellin Glass
A delicate wineglass created a century ago in Murano may hold more than a fine Italian wine, like the tale of the maestro who created it from sand, soda, and fire. Learn the story of our newly acquired Cappellin glass in this blot post by Sue Slick!
Artist Visits at FWMoA: Grace Hartigan
The #fwmoa is fortunate to have hosted various artists over the years, whether they assist with their exhibitions, speak on their work, or both! Delve into the archives with Collection Information Specialist Sue Slick to learn about Grace Hartigan.
Historical Highlight: Roseville Pottery
The #fwmoa is blooming with inspiration, from Gillespie's outdoor garden party to our indoor floral ceramics, we're inspired by the lush and lavish florals of summer. Learn more about the collection of Roseville Pottery, donated by James and Janet Altman, here!