Nicole Croy will share her love of teaching and the magic of photography in a hands-on Solargraphy workshop on Thursday, August 5, 2021 from 6:00PM – 7:30PM at the Garrett…
Show Opening – CHASING LIGHT: Solargraphy by Nicole Croy | Carroll High School Photo Exhibition
Local photographer and photography educator at Carroll High School and Grace College, Nicole Croy, is the featured artist at the July 30th – August 29th exhibit at the Garrett Museum…
Monday Muse | Christina’s World
In 1948 Andrew Wyeth created the painting Christina’s World which is one of his most famous works of art. The woman lying on the ground, facing a farmhouse and barn,…
Virtual Tour | Brian Gordy, Genny Gordy, Peggy Breidenbach
Can’t make it in to see the show? Never fear! The Virtual Tour is here! Works by Brian Gordy, Genny Gordy, and Peggy Breidenbach will be on display through July…
Show Opening – Brian Gordy | Genny Gordy | Peggy Breidenbach
Opening Friday, June 25th, from 6PM – 8PM, Brian Gordy, Genny Gordy, and Peggy Breidenbach will be showing their imaginative and environmentally linked artwork at the Garrett Museum of Art. …
Monday Muse | The Thinker
One of the most famous pieces of sculpture ever created was The Thinker by Auguste Rodin. The Thinker is a large muscular male figure sitting on a rock with his…
Monday Muse | Sandy Skoglund
Sandy Skoglund is an American photographer known for creating elaborate images by combining sculpture, photography, and installation art, often taking months to create and build a single set. She has…
Virtual Tour | Requiems of the Divine
Did you miss the show in person? Just want to have another look? Peep the Virtual Tour for Requiems of the Divine: Spiritual Works by Art Cislo, Jon Detweiler, Justin…
GMoA at Buchtel House: Catch Some Sunshine
The Garrett Museum of Art will be hosting a Gallery at Buchtel House on Friday, June 4, 2021 from 5PM – 8PM in conjunction with the monthly First Friday event…
Monday Muse | Da Vinci Fun Facts
For this week’s Monday Muse, we thought you might like to hear some fun facts about Leonardo da Vinci. 1. Da Vinci translates to “of Vinci”, his birthplace. This was…