Upcoming Events

The Midwest Museum of American Art will host a one day sale featuring an assortment of NEW mixed media collages by Scott Hatt on Saturday, March 4 from 1-4 PM.

Proceeds from this sale will benefit the Midwest Museum of American Art and the Estate of Scott Hatt.

WHEN:
Saturday, March 4, 2023 1-4 PM

LOCATION:
Midwest Museum of American Art
429 South Main Street
Elkhart, IN. 46516

CASH OR CREDIT CARD ONLY SALE.
THIS SALE WILL TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, MARCH 4 IN ELKHART AT THE MIDWEST MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART.

THIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY AND CLOSED TO FURTHER GUESTS.

Zoom Option:

https://wisconsin-edu.zoom.us/j/92640391062?pwd=RzlRWXkrUjU2Q0hFbWh4Q3p1aVNXZz09

Join us for a panel discussion with the Family of Tom Meuninck Family on Saturday, March 18 from 1:30-3:30 PM at the Midwest Museum of American Art.

Director/Curator Brian Byrn will moderate a discussion with the Meuninck Family including Jessica Meuninck-Ganger, Department of Art and Design, co-Chair, Print and Narrative Forms, Area Head & Associate Professor, Peck
School of the Arts, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.

She will be joined by her husband Jeff, a freelance marketing consultant, Brother Tyler Meuninck, Artist/Painter, and Jim Meuninck, Film Maker & Author, Brother of the late Tom Meuninck.

Tom was a visionary ceramic sculptor who, with the late Karen Meuninck, taught and inspired generations of students. Jessica, Tyler, Jeff and Jim will share stories about the artist and recount memories of being a part of this creative family.

Audience members will be encouraged to share their experiences during this ‘TOM Talk”. too!

Reservations are required. Limited to 75. THIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY AND CLOSED TO FURTHER GUESTS.

Zoom Option:

https://wisconsin-edu.zoom.us/j/92640391062?pwd=RzlRWXkrUjU2Q0hFbWh4Q3p1aVNXZz09

Please join us for our Noon Time Talk.

Rousseau is a South Bend-based artist whose work is influenced by nature. She states, “I aspire to remind the viewer to take a closer look at what is around them and value the beauty and their connection to the natural world. If the work resonates with the viewer, perhaps they will think more deeply about the harm being done to the environment and, of course, themselves with their daily choices. “Her talk is a part of a small series that will feature ‘artist-couples’ and how they interweave their individual expressions into family life.

Admission is $5. Each. Free for museum members and donors.