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August 29, 2025August 28, 2025

Now on View: Beyond the Furnace, Cut and Laminated Glass

A gradient of green sheet of glass make this sculpture that stands like a miniature tower. The top of this work tapers in, slightly, and the front of the work at first appears flat, but comes forward in the middle, creating a subtle point toward the viewer. Over a dozen layers of glass are visible, with some bending the light and reflecting itself.

A variety of laminated sculptures are Now on View in the Glass Wing! Read about this sculptural process and artists who have made impactful contributions in the world of studio glass.

August 7, 2025August 5, 2025

Now on View: The works of Dinh Q. Lê

This work shows two images overlaid on top of one another. One image is black and white, showing a man and a boy facing viewers. Both are in uniforms with numbers on their chests. The second image has orange undertones and depicts a room with four windows, a cot, and checkered flooring.

Displaying striking images surrounding Vietnamese and Cambodian history, "Weaving the Narrative: The works of Dinh Q. Lê" is Now on View at FWMoA.

June 26, 2025

Now on View: Hung Liu in Echoes of Home

Close up of the child in the upper corner from the original image. This lithograph shows bold strokes and the motion of the artist's mark making. This close up shows details of the mattress edges and suggested lines of thread. The child has their chin resting in their hands--one hand open, reaching their fingertips to their temple, the other hand with fingers folded toward their palm. Their dark, short hair is blowing in the wind.

What is home to you? Our Teen Council has curated an exhibit based around this question. Today, we're exploring one artist's work, Route 66, by Hung Liu, now on view in "Echoes of Home", through July 27th.

May 13, 2025

Art Term Tuesday: Rückenfigur

The back of a woman's head and shoulders. Brown hair up in a bun, a flower-patterned shirt, and minimal jewelry. No facial features are visible.

It's Art Term Tuesday! Read on to learn how you can use this new term in artistic conversations: Rückenfigur! We'll see examples from FWMoA, now on display in Truthful Illusions: Realism in the Age of Abstraction.

April 28, 2025April 28, 2025

Now On View: Works from the Collection of Carl and Stephanie Beling

5 small, glass works. Colors, including blue, tan, and orange within clear glass. Each work highlights aspects of architecture, including stairs and roofs.

Find out what's #nowonview with insight from art collector and donor, Stephanie Beling! Read on to learn about sand cast works in FWMoA's permanent collection!

February 26, 2025March 21, 2025

Now on View: Inside Scholastics

The 2025 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards are on display at #fwmoa! Our Associate Curator of Exhibitions has picked out a few of her favorites, on display until April 6th.

December 30, 2024December 18, 2024

Playing Favorites: Brit Micho & Dawoud Bey

Staff at #fwmoa are playing favorites, or, picking the artworks they love the most! Brit Micho joined the team six months ago behind-the-scenes curating exhibits and editing text. Here's her favorite work that everyone can see, #nowonview in Movement: Black Art in Focus.

December 16, 2024April 4, 2025

Now on View: Benton Murdoch Spruance

Assoc. Curator of Exhibitions at #fwmoa Brit Micho gives us an art history lesson on how German art movements influenced the growing American art scene in the 1940s and 50s through a lithograph by Benton Murdoch Spruance #nowonview in "Metropolis".

December 14, 2024April 4, 2025

Saturday Studio: Finding Your Focus

Today in the #fwmoa #studio we're thinking about snapshots. Whether you have a camera, like Clyde Butcher, or a pen, like our high school intern, you too can observe and capture the world around you:

November 26, 2024June 30, 2025

Playing Favorites: Miranda Dyson & Sayaka Ganz

Staff at #fwmoa are playing favorites, or, picking the artworks they love the most! Meet our newest hire Miranda Dyson, who joined our Education team, through her current favorite by Sayaka Ganz #nowonview in "Diverse Directions: Rethinking the Landscape".