Work of the Week

Ernest Trova, a self-taught artist who lived his entire life in the vicinity of St. Louis, is best known for his iconic “Falling Man” figure,

Have you seen this artwork at the Museum? It stands near the front doors and welcomes each visitor with its strong steel base and light

During the summer of 1916, when artist George Bellows and his family were staying in Camden, ME, he began to experiment with plein air portraiture

Isac Friedlander has a way of imbuing a fairly straightforward scene with emotion and mystery. In this pastel the majority of the space is filled

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we selected this work by Robert Morris. It’s one of 10 lithographs from his Earth Projects portfolio.

Who else is stress baking? I have kept myself busy these past few evenings and weekends making cookies and bread to try and remain calm

Close your eyes. Imagine the colors red, white, and blue. What comes to mind? If you live here in the United States, you might be

ABOUT THE ARTIST Peggy Bacon was born in Connecticut in 1895 and home-schooled by her artist parents until she was 14, when she was sent

About the Artist Kate Johnston was born in 1988 into a creative family in New Jersey and started making pots early in her life. By

“…one of the most honored American artists of her generation. Weems asks inconvenient questions and comes up with unwelcome answers. For that alone, no contemporary