Paper artist Cheong-ah Hwang worked with all ages at January’s Come Find Art! crafting paper hearts to kick off Hearts for Art, a gallery program that will run through February 19. Visitors are invited to place a paper heart on the floor in the gallery, near a work of art that is their heart’s favorite. Paper hearts are available at the front desk when you arrive.
Come watch the piles of hearts grow and add your own!
Discuss The Personal Librarian, by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray, the story of Bella da Costa Greene. Greene was J.P. Morgan’s personal librarian and curated the collection of the world-renowned Pierpont Morgan Library The discussion will take place in the McGregor Gallery, surrounded by artwork created by women in Mirror Mirror.
In partnership with Clark County Public Library’s Read This! Book Club, copies of the book can be checked out at CCPL’s Main Library.
Thursdays at 11am: Nov 10, Dec 1, Dec 15, Jan 12, Jan 26 and Feb 9
Engage with other people in the community about art while viewing Lake Valley. Free and open to all, this new, informal gallery series is about loneliness and how art can be a coping skill for our community and ourselves. Presented with NAMI CGM (National Alliance on Mental Illness Clark, Greene, and Madison Counties).
Come Find Art! sparks child-adult discussions about works throughout the Museum. It’s a great free family activity held one Sunday each month, now year-round! Each Sunday includes time in Chakeres Interactive Gallery and an artmaking kit to take home.
Admission to these Come Find Art museum visits is free thanks to our sponsors and our Business Members.
The Springfield Museum of Art is pleased to accept applications for exhibiting work. Please complete the following information in full and Submit it. You will be contacted within 6 weeks of receivng your application.
For more information, contact Erin Shapiro at 937-325-4673.
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