Tag: Charles Shepard III
Fort Wayne Museum of Art receives major grant from Lilly Endowment
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art has received a $2.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to support several projects that will increase the museum’s capacity for expanded service and organizational excellence.
Museum ignites new season of glass with major gift
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art recently received a large gift of contemporary studio glass from Dena and Ralph Lowenbach consisting of 96 contemporary works of art from the Lowenbach’s personal collection.
Art For All! Master Plan unveiled
The City of Fort Wayne Public Art Commission tonight revealed its public art master plan, called Art for All!, filled with “big ideas” for advancing the community’s public art program.
Another major sculpture comes to downtown
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art has broken ground on the site for its next major addition: a stone sculpture by the artist Darrell Petit.
Site-Specific Iron Pour & Artist Discussion
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is pleased to present an exhibit by Susanne Roewer and George Beasley.
Private chair collection is a reflection on American design history
Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Fort Wayne, IN is pleased to announce The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design, on view at FWMoA from December 12 through January 24.
Local students’ original artwork on display at two prestigious Washington, D.C. locations
The annual Art.Write.Now.DC Exhibition is now on view at two prominent Washington D.C. locations with local students' artwork on display.
FWMoA announces major gift to permanent collection
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is pleased to announce a major gift to its permanent collection, the print archive of acclaimed American artist Steven Sorman.
Contemporary Realism Biennial 2014 opens September 20
We are proud to present the 2014 installment of the Contemporary Realism Biennial 2014, on display September 20-November 30.
Helmholtz by Mark di Suvero returns after over a year of repairs
After more than a year of repairs and planning, the bright red-orange I-beam sculpture known as Helmholtz is returning to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art.