Past Exhibitions
Prints & Drawings II
This spotlight exhibit features 35 works on paper, some of which, have never before been shown publicly, these works vary from abstract to representational and explore ideas using a wide range of media and techniques from the museum’s permanent collection. This exhibit is on view through December 20, 2020.
Spotlight Exhibit: Voices of Nature & the Equine Spirit: The Ceramic Works of Jana Hanka
The Midwest Museum of American Art is pleased to announce a new Spotlight Exhibit, “Voices of Nature & the Equine Spirit” featuring the ceramic works of Jana Hanka. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, March 15, 2020. Jana Hanka earned her MFA from the Prague Academy of Fine Arts in 1980 and has lived...
Viktoras Petravicius: Master of the Monoprint
The Midwest Museum of American Art is pleased to announce a new exhibition featuring the work of Viktoras Petravicius. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, March 1, 2020. Viktoras Petravicius (1906-1989), was born in Lithuania and graduated from the School of Fine Arts in Kaunas in 1935. He came to Chicago...
41st Elkhart Juried Regional
The 41st Elkhart Juried Regional Exhibition is a major survey of current trends by artists from 20 northern Indiana counties and four southern Michigan counties. This year 227 artists submitted 389 works in all media for the judges’ consideration. The exhibition features 147 works of art by 121 artists. The...
40 on 40 Project
Artists Kathy Zienty & Todd Hoover approached museum staff with an idea to create a large, 4 x 10-foot mural that interprets a photograph taken by Earl Vandygriff. The proposal was to engage 40 artists to each create a 12-inch by 12-inch image taken from the photograph. The final artwork will be installed in the...
James Wille Faust: The Geometric Edge of Nature
The Midwest Museum of American Art is pleased to announce a new exhibition featuring the work of Indiana artist James Wille Faust. Based in Indianapolis, James Wille Faust is an artist of national notoriety who came to prominence in the 1980s. His works display a sense of transcendental color and surface illusionism...
Michiana Masters Series: Bill Kremer
What does it mean to be a Master? First, there are years of training to become more than proficient at the craft of making something be it music, writing, dance, or in this case visual art. From an early age the individual has displayed a natural tendency toward expressing themselves with an unusual tenacity for...
Jazz Experience: Jazz Expressions
As a result of the 2018 Elkhart Jazz Festival, this spotlight exhibit featuring fifteen works or expressions from an experience with jazz was conceived. From this, the work of seven artists was chosen to be displayed at the Midwest Museum of American Art. The artists featured in this exhibit were given event passes...
The Tuck Langland Collection: A Biography in Sculpture
This exhibition is a survey of the 60-year career of an important Michiana figurative sculptor. Langland is best known in Michiana for his former role as Professor of Sculpture at nearby Indiana University South Bend. During his time at IUSB, Langland won numerous teaching awards, including the prestigious Lundquist...
Youth Art 2019
Featured by Art by Rylee Olmstead (Senior, Concord HS).










