monotype – From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art

September 1, 2025August 20, 2025

Treasures from the Vault: Neal Ambrose-Smith

A colorful image with a rodent-like creature in the center, next to the symbol of the bear totem. The "rodent" is clothed with green pants, a blue dress shirt, and red and white striped tie. Its arms are raised like it's dancing. Next to it, a small creature also appears to be dancing in black dress shoes. The small creature's head is a print of the bear totem. The background is blocks of oranges and pinks. The upper half shows a cartoon image of batman's head, and a black infinity symbol. The bottom half has the text, "Get some!" and images of birds of prey.

This month's Treasures from the Vault brings us works by Neal Ambrose-Smith! Ambrose-Smith draws from his personal life, sharing artwork through the lens of an Indigenous American. Read on to learn more about his inspiration and collaborative works!

June 10, 2024August 11, 2025

Treasures from the Vault: Jacqueline K. Bishop

Bishop has used her art to explore environmental issues for the last 40 years. See how she confronts human interaction with nature through her printmaking in this #treasuresfromthevault post.

June 19, 2021April 4, 2025

Saturday Studio: Makin’ Monoprints

We're going back to botanicals! Today in the #studio, we took inspiration from Michael Mazur's monoprint featuring sunflowers to create our own floral design. Learn how in this #SaturdayStudio courtesy of intern Claire Elliott!