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Leslie Kenneth Price: Embracing The Quiet
Feb
21
to Apr 19

Leslie Kenneth Price: Embracing The Quiet

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THONSON GALLERY

As an artist deeply inspired by Buddhism and nature, Leslie Kenneth’s work explores the interplay between these forces through color, and transparent layering techniques in abstract painting. His practice involves using thin layers of acrylic glazes and washes that vary in translucency to create pieces that evoke depth, luminosity, and the contemplated experience for the viewer.

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Jack Mays: Drawn to Ferndale
Mar
14
to Apr 19

Jack Mays: Drawn to Ferndale

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ANDERSON GALLERY


Jack Mays (1938-2014) began his journey as a sculptor, navigating the art world before eventually finding his niche in sketching lively, everyday scenes. He became a Ferndale icon, beloved for his deep devotion to both his craft and his community. Mays was a fixture of the local landscape, often found perched in his white plastic chair for up to 18 hours at a time. There, he meticulously captured the world around him, freezing the smallest details of Ferndale life in time.

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Group of 8 Indian Miniatures
Apr
1
to May 30

Group of 8 Indian Miniatures

FLOYD BETTIGA GALLERY

The paintings shown, Group of 8 Indian Miniatures, were part of Morris Graves own personal collection. He gifted these to the museum in 1991 to be part of its permanent collection. Graves was a known traveler who often collected artworks on these trips. These paintings are believed to be made by the Master of the Court of Mankot, also known as Menju (1680 - 1730).

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Egyptian Masks by Freshwater Elementary
Apr
4
to Apr 26

Egyptian Masks by Freshwater Elementary

YOUTH GALLERY

History and art have collected at the Morris Graves Museum of Art, where the Youth Gallery is currently transformed into a glittering hall of ancients. Students from Freshwater Elementary have unveiled an evocative exhibition of Egyptian Death Masks, showcasing a deep dive into the archaeology and artistry of a civilization long past.

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