Edvard Munch and the Sea offers a rare opportunity to experience the power and emotion of this artist’s work in person. Norway’s most widely recognized artist, Edvard Munch created dynamic … Continue reading Edvard Munch and the Sea
From Ellensburg to Puyallup to Pendleton, cowboys, ranching, and rodeos have been part of the Pacific Northwest’s culture for over 100 years. This exhibition celebrates the cowboys, cattle, horses, and … Continue reading Northwest Cowboys in Art
HIV/AIDS has touched almost every American in some way. Tacoma Art Museum is proud to present the much-anticipated Art AIDS America, a groundbreaking exhibition that underscores the deep and indelible … Continue reading Art AIDS America
Still-life painting is a time-honored tradition. Works of art depicting an object or group of objects possess a universal appeal that extends across cultures and styles. Though still lifes were … Continue reading The Still-Life Tradition in the Northwest
Roger Shimomura—An American Knockoff includes 53 paintings and prints dating from 1973, with most dating from 2004-2014. Shimomura’s style combines his childhood interest in comic books with his interest … Continue reading Roger Shimomura—An American Knockoff