Prints from the Collection In this exhibition, we are delighted to showcase a dynamic selection of contemporary prints from our museum's collection, highlighting printmaking's creative breadth and technical innovation. From traditional to experimental methods, these works reflect the diverse possibilities of the printmaking process as an evolving art form. Each piece serves as a unique dialogue between ...
Women artists face challenges that can inhibit their creative work: raising children, beginning new careers, moving to a foreign country, facing a life-threatening illness, caring for aging parents, changing careers in mid-life. Nevertheless, She Persisted. Despite the unique challenges of womanhood, or because of these challenges, women continue to create…to heal, to express emotions not ...
Bones, Blooms, and Biomes brings together a selection of works from the Daum’s permanent collection that echo and expand upon themes explored by Georgia O’Keeffe. O’Keeffe’s legacy, often seen through a gendered lens, is reimagined through the voices of both female and male artists who engage with similar motifs across diverse media, eras, and cultural ...
Spectrum explores color as both a connective force and a human language. Drawing from the Daum collection, this exhibition brings together contemporary works that illuminate how color shapes not only what we see, but also how we relate to space, to one another, and ourselves. Here, color is not merely a visual experience, but a ...
An innovative initiative designed to empower and support emerging artists, The Patrons focus on the collaborative aspect of artmaking by building networks of support. Their work fosters a community where artists can thrive through mentorship, shared knowledge, and reciprocal exchange. Their approach helps to cultivate new spaces for artistic innovation while nurturing the next generation ...
A visual artist and educator, Lindsey Dunnagan’s practice merges personal narrative with social commentary, creating immersive works that invite contemplation. Beyond her studio work, she is deeply involved in mentoring young artists, encouraging the exploration of the unconventional. Her commitment to fostering creativity and supporting fellow artists is reflected in her ongoing efforts to build ...
The annual Student Exhibition, a State Fair Community College tradition dating back to the late 1960s, is open to all students currently taking studio art classes at the college. Interested student-artists collaborate with art department faculty to select work that best represents them. Each year, some 50 students exhibit close to 100 artworks in a ...
