From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art
Looking at, Talking about, and Appreciating Art
In this installment of Playing Favorites, we're highlighting a glass piece from our permanent collection! Read the perspective of Director of Development, Katrina Pandya, uncovering favorite elements of this work by IRDS Studios.
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.
Looking in the FWMoA Glass Wing, we see the most recent subject of Playing Favorites! Read along to learn how college intern Colin Haines feels about the artwork, Rejects.
With hundreds of works on display in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, there's a lot to choose from when Playing Favorites! This article highlights a digitally illustrated comic art piece created by a high school senior. Read why it was selected as a current favorite!
With a continuous buzz surrounding artist Kirsty Mitchell's work, it's no wonder her photo is the topic of this Playing Favorites post! Hear from staff member Michele Andrews about her current favorite work by Mitchell: The Queen's Centurion.
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.
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.
Today's #playingfavorites post features work from artist Katja Oxman. This etching includes complex yet calming imagery and invites viewers to take a closer look.
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.
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".