Monday Muse | Berthe Morisot

Berthe Morisot (1841-1895), the granddaughter of the successful painter, Jean-Honore Fragonarde, studied at the Louvre, and beginning in 1860, became a precursor of the Impressionists. Her work appeared at the Salon…

Monday Muse | Georgia O’Keeffe

One of the most important American artists of the twentieth century, Georgia O’Keeffe, (1887-1986) born near Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, was the heart of Alfred Steiglitz’s circle in New York by…

Monday Muse | YES

In the early 1960’s, Yoko Ono (1933-) was a young New York City artist who lived in a cheap loft on Chambers Street. She gained notoriety for her artworks like…

Monday Muse | Graphic Design

Graphic design and illustration sometimes receive a disservice within artistic circles—–”it’s not fine art,” critics proclaim, as once was said about Norman Rockwell. Rockwell worked for Saturday Evening Post from…

Monday Muse | Paul Delaroche

Paul Delaroche (1795-1856), specialized in historical subjects and was one of the most popular French painters of the early 1800’s. One of his most famous depictions is of Lady Jane Grey,…

GMoA at Buchtel House: Shades of Red

The Garrett Museum of Art is hosting its 3rd GMoA at Buchtel House with “Shades of Red”, a special 2-day event for Valentine’s Day. Opening night is Friday, February 12,…

Call for Entry – Open Call 2021

The Garrett Museum of Art is committed to providing opportunities for artists who represent all mediums and disciplines. Open Call 2021 is that opportunity for 2D and 3D artists to converge…