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Fort Wayne Museum of Art
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We are committed to providing people throughout the community and the region with exhibitions of the highest caliber, meaningful and engaging community events, and on- and off-site educational programs that increase people's understanding and appreciation of America's visual arts.
At FWMoA, you will find exhibitions of American fine and decorative art from the nineteenth century to the present, including exhibitions exploring the cross-cultural connections between artwork and artists from diverse ethnic and national backgrounds.
You also will find a hands-on learning environment for young children in the Early Learning Center and a Print and Drawing Study Center available for first-hand study of our vast collection of works on paper. Additionally, the Paradigm Gallery shop features the art and fine craft of over 75 regional and national artists working in a variety of media.
At FWMoA, you will find exhibitions of American fine and decorative art from the nineteenth century to the present, including exhibitions exploring the cross-cultural connections between artwork and artists from diverse ethnic and national backgrounds.
You also will find a hands-on learning environment for young children in the Early Learning Center and a Print and Drawing Study Center available for first-hand study of our vast collection of works on paper. Additionally, the Paradigm Gallery shop features the art and fine craft of over 75 regional and national artists working in a variety of media.
Curator's Tour: Bill Smith
Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month, offering unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. This month we discover Bill Smith: Jewelry's Maverick.
Born and raised in Madison, Indiana, Bill Smith (1933-1991) was one of the most innovative jewelry designers of the 1960s and ‘70s. His outlandish costume and body jewelry, often made from industrial materials and inspired by Africa and the Middle East, associated body ornamentation with movement and grandeur. His genius was recognized with a Coty Award in 1970 and an appointment to vice president of premier jewelry firm, Richelieu- both unprecedented feats for a Black designer.
However, in the 30 years since his death, Smith’s import...
Born and raised in Madison, Indiana, Bill Smith (1933-1991) was one of the most innovative jewelry designers of the 1960s and ‘70s. His outlandish costume and body jewelry, often made from industrial materials and inspired by Africa and the Middle East, associated body ornamentation with movement and grandeur. His genius was recognized with a Coty Award in 1970 and an appointment to vice president of premier jewelry firm, Richelieu- both unprecedented feats for a Black designer.
However, in the 30 years since his death, Smith’s import...
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Curator's Tour: Gabriela Dellosso
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month. From specialized and personal points of view, curators offer unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. This month we cover The Paintings of Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso: A Retrospective. The narrative realism of Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso tells fascinating stories through her command of the human figure: female artists whose legacies have been ...
Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso: A Retrospective at FWMoA
Просмотров 3262 месяца назад
The narrative realism of Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso tells fascinating stories through her command of the human figure: female artists whose legacies have been undervalued by the authors of art history, solitary brides bedecked in their finery, and clowns in contemplative moments. In many of these works, the artist is the model, uniting her life, work, and legacy with those she portrays. In this...
Print Room Talks: An Array of Voices
Просмотров 262 месяца назад
Contemporary prints can be large scale, complex in color and composition, and at times even three dimensional. It begs the question: are artists making all these prints on their own? Artists with or without an in-depth background in printmaking work at professional print studios where ambitious ideas are explored, tapping the knowledge of experienced master printers. While the technical skills ...
Robin Grebe - Master In Glass
Просмотров 412 месяца назад
Sculptor Robin Grebe uses the kiln casting method to produce her signature elongated figures that glow in translucent, delicately colored glass. Her work often features hidden interior elements to suggest an inner world, and hand-painted images on the exterior lend a delicacy to these otherwise commanding figures. This video will reveal Grebe’s multi-step process of casting in molds and polishi...
Curator's Tour: Fantastic Realms
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month. From specialized and personal points of view, curators offer unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. This month we cover Fantastic Realms: Myth, Magic, and Folklore! Escape into the imagined. From fairytales to video games, artists have long been creators of worlds to get lost in. Whether as a distraction from the pressures of daily life or...
Lucky Monster: Jiha Moon at FWMoA
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Growing up in South Korea and now living in the United States, Jiha Moon experienced both Eastern and Western cultures, which she reflects upon and combines harmoniously in her work. Both familiar and foreign, Moon’s woven cross-cultural imagery creates abstract scenes which integrate themes of pop culture, racial perceptions, technology, and folklore, traditional and contemporary. In our inter...
Curator's Tour: Lucky Monster: Works by Jiha Moon
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month, offering unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. This month we explore "Lucky Monster: Works by Jiha Moon." Growing up in South Korea and now living in the United States, Jiha Moon experienced both Eastern and Western cultures, which she reflects upon and combines harmoniously in her work. Both familiar and foreign, Moon’s woven cross-cultu...
Print Room Talks: Printmaking Workshops and the Importance of Community
Просмотров 733 месяца назад
Contemporary prints can be large scale, complex in color and composition, and at times even three dimensional. It begs the question: are artists making all these prints on their own? Artists with or without an in-depth background in printmaking work at professional print studios where ambitious ideas are explored, tapping the knowledge of experienced master printers. While the technical skills ...
Curator's Tour - Tara Will: Wild Beauty
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month. From specialized and personal points of view, curators offer unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. Amidst the chaos and stresses of daily life, Tara Will finds solace in the landscape. Working primarily in pastel, she approaches the age-old subject with a modern flair: unpredictable colors and bold marks reflect nature’s untamed power and...
Curator's Tour: International Glass Invitational
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month. From specialized and personal points of view, curators offer unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits.
Print Room Talks: Affiliations with Colleges and Universities
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Tamarind Institute and Pratt Graphic Art Center weren’t the only education driven workshops. This talk will present works from non-profit printmaking studios that developed in association with universities. Echo Press, Tandem Press, Brodsky Center, and Graphicstudio will be discussed with works by Robert Bosman, Willie Cole, and April Gornik.
Annual Fund 2023
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Dear Friends, In today’s fast-paced, digital world, we can lose our capacity for deep looking and visual contemplation. The screens surrounding us rarely invite thoughtful consideration. At the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, we devote ourselves daily to preserving the experience of looking at wonderful works of art. Indeed, the last century has brought countless changes to our society, and the museu...
Print Room Talks: Taramind Institute and Crown Point Press
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Contemporary prints can be large scale, complex in color and composition, and at times even three dimensional. It begs the question: are artists making all these prints on their own? Artists with or without an in-depth background in printmaking work at professional print studios where ambitious ideas are explored, tapping the knowledge of experienced master printers. While the technical skills ...
Curator's Tour: Indiana Artists Club Members Exhibition 2023
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Curators take you on a new gallery tour each month. From specialized and personal points of view, curators offer unique perspectives on all FWMoA exhibits. This month we explore the Indiana Artists Club 2023 Annual Members Exhibition. The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is proud to host the 2023 Indiana Artists Club Annual Members Exhibition, comprised of over 50 diverse works by Indiana artists. The ...
simply amazing and so beautiful!
Wonderful!
I found a pair of Bill Blass jeans thrifting in nyc. I love them! Then I saw his runway show from the season I was born and was like wow I want his gowns! This is great
Omg 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Unbelievable
Omg so complicated she is a scientist and artist
It has purity both in colour and subject. It is really blessed
Tara Will is a wonderful person and one amazing and energetic artist! FWMA has created a great tour in this video.
We think she is too! Thank you for the compliment and comments.
Lovely collection. I very much enjoyed seeing these works. Thank you for showing them.
Thanks for watching!
A la minute 9mn10 cette photo m'a scotchée, le soldat couché on dirait une petite pause pour se raconter, une terrible douceur qui pourtant montre tout lhorreur de la guerre😢😢
Thank you. But I have to say of all the glamourous designs I remember him for, this really didn't touch on it at all.
Good job.can i look more..
This set up was dope
This is wonderful. I treasure the 10 years I worked for Bill.
Great video, awesome works and fascinating stories. Caught a glimpse of my favorite glass designer Karl Palda at the end of the video, a pity it's so little information about his studio on RUclips.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you
Exquisite and truly a labor of expertise, innovation, and a deep appreciation, even a real love, for nature.
Well said! Thank you for the comment!
Really detailed masterpiece 🤩🤩🤩. I'll sure love to see and interact with this when I arrive.
There are so many details! We hope you enjoy your visit!
and video is horrible
you must improve audio quality for such important presentation
Hi John, thank you for your comments and constructive feedback. We are also so disappointed in the audio quality of this and other earlier presentations. We were pivoting quickly during the pandemic and trying to create digital content for the benefit of our patrons but as we had no experience before this, it was a steep learning curve! We still want to share this tour by the curator, despite its flaws, because we feel the perspective is valuable. The closed captioning/subtitles are correct if that is any benefit to you. I hope that you were able to view more recent Curator's Tours where we have really increased our audio quality!
Lovely, but all too brief -
We agree which is why we are so happy to have a permanent display of glass for every one to visit any time they like for as long as they like!
Sachi -- so pleased to see this verbal content to showcase the print material area at our awesome FWMoArt. 4000 pieces and cannot always be exhibited so they remain in good stead. TY for what you do each and every day! Great education. (Sorry if I spelled your name incorrectly).
Our pleasure!
thank you, very enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good to see this replay of a powerfully moving show, reminding us of half a million lives lost. Many people still remember their loss while many of us continue to deny so much pain. Be sure to see his show in Jasper open now October 2022, about the coal mining industry history at the Jasper Art Center downtown.
Well done for persisting despite your cough!
Sometimes that tickle really hangs on! Thank you for understanding and we're glad you enjoyed the presentation!
congratulations! Always thumbs up for passion for glass art!
Per your comment about Davies and Esmerelda. Like you said, she is kind of plopped down there. It makes me think of a stylized mermaid but not sure if that is what was on Davies mind.
139. Glad to see you made this and it's amazing. . give an assessment of my abstract work too.
Love the video, but what is that sound in the background? It sounds like you recored the voice over next to an aquarium or something....
We're so glad to hear you enjoyed the tour! Elizabeth did record this in her office so there might be some general office background noise. We apologize if this is distracting.
👌👌👌🙏🥰
Beautiful! This is a wonderful addition to the FWMOA! Congrats!
Yes! Thank you!
super art
I resonate with this very much...
Wall ornament technician at best
Unique and creative approach I love how artist develop the ability to speak through their ass
Very interesting! Beautiful collection!
Many thanks!
Clearly articulated. I enjoyed his narrative. This work left me challenged. That’s great. Martin talked about the problems he had with the Four sided shape of the canvas which when applied with paint shifts from ground to field as his mark becomes figure ... but then chooses to set a four sided white ground behind the strokes in the exhibition - thereby activating the wall “as” the four-sided ground he was seeking to dissolve. This left me perplexed - the conundrum is that seeking to destroy all potential ground as field for figure only serves to activate any four sideness anywhere behind the figure as exactly the thing he’s trying to escape...what a mind fuck. I understood the dilemma of seeking to destroy the four sided ground in a world of four sidedness where field ‘ ground is inescapable. I think he failed to understand that potentially paint as mark and symbol of a semiotic conversation only served to highlight his nemesis the foursidedness of his exhibition space - a space he can not negate ... this then raises the potential for his work to be the semiotic discussion of a Martin work as a song tribute to four sidedness - or in essence ... it’s as if he’s trying to destroy any suggestion of a dance floor but the moment he starts dancing he activates that which he attempts to negate ... fascinating. Don’t shoot me for this criticism - I’m not attacking him as the creator of his mark. I’m comprehending deeper levels of his materiality and I have him to thank for this - and I’m deeply appreciative and grateful. I love, love, love his thinking, his philosophy, his materiality, his dance and his work. He achieves placing his work in the same space as the viewer. He achieved the index mark of the creator being preserved in the work to the degree where his mark as semiotic symbol “is” the work as opposed to the viewer seeing his mark “in” a work. Choosing to maintain the verticality in his exhibition meets the criteria of the world of painting. I wonder if his work is made in the horizontal first then situated in the vertical? If so then his mark doesn’t maintain the Horizontality of its creation...which isn’t a criticism at all rather an observation. How would resolve this if I were creating my own mark with paint as my material to ensure I maintained my Horizontality in the vertical? Is this better understood as sculpture rather than a painting? Is this then a shifter in terms of his materiality where he effectively is playing in the world of 3D with his work as opposed to the traditional employ of paint in the 2D? In terms of scale ... is his work still not large enough? What if his unique mark was on the scale of a building somewhere suspended in a public space somewhere where no reference to four sided ness exists? So many questions ... and I’m grateful for this response to Martin’s work.
Fire your audio department
Thank you for the constructive criticism. We actually don't have an audio department, or video department, at all. Just one person trying their best.
Very nice chat! I really leaned a lot.
Glad to hear it!
Just 3 words ...... WTF !!!
HEATHER DAY IS A GRIFTER THAT SLOPS PAINT ON A CANVAS LKE A KINDERGARDENER , AND THIS GUY, ANOTHER GRIFTER, STOOD THERE WITH A STRAIGHT FACE AND TOLD YOU THIS IS ART, THESE PEOPLE ARE MONEY LAUNDERING . IF YOU BELIEVE THIS IS ART? I HAVE A BRIDGE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE REAL CHEAP.
Will it fit over my fishpond?😁
Heather isn't all that Heather is just a spoiled rich kid with people around her to praise her and to give her fabulous words of inspiration.
Apenas pintura decorativa.
Nice gallery ❤️❤️great art exhibition 👍👍👍amazing👍love your channel👍👍👍❤️
Thank you very much!
I thought so too at first, but it’s better, different, thoughtful. I’ve seen a couple videos now on her and really like the work.
The crock business of the industry of painting bull-shit and present it as art! PLEASE!!!
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Paint pouring squashing and smooching all around with some scribble Scrabble and knowing the right people and they can say you're an excellent artist to. Oh yeah
THEY ARE A BUNCH OF GRIFTERS
I’ve been following Heather for some time and love the work she creates. This show looked brilliantly put together and I enjoyed how you walked us through the show which I felt gave love to the exhibition for those of us who weren’t able to see it, in person. Thanks for this guys 🙏🏽
We're so glad to hear this feedback! We will continue to share what we have in our gallery space and museum for all to see.
SHE IS A GRIFTER
@@tomfleshman6306 maybe she is, but maybe she’s not. It’s hard to tell from the outside looking in. Whatever the case may be, an eternal truth of life is that no one is infallible. But the fact that her work speaks to people is undeniable. I love her work and would love to see it person and have a conversation.
@@jarvisbrookfieldart I enjoy her paintings too..
Thank you for this moving tribute to the Armenian people. Western Armenia will rise and flourish again.
If you would like to find out more about Michelle Andonian and her work, visit her website at michelleandonian.com.
Truly Amazing Glass- Art - Pieces in the FWMoA! I appreciate this video, thank you for sharing part of your collection on youtube.
We're glad you enjoyed it!