5 Interesting Facts You Might Not Know About The Evansville Museum!
1. The origins of the Museum date all the way back to 1906. Read more about the history of the Evansville Museum here.
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Picasso Left A Mark On The World!
Pablo Picasso, a Spanish painter and sculptor, is renowned for co-founding Cubism and revolutionizing modern art. His prolific career spanned over 70 years, you heard that right... 70 YEARS!
Pablo Picasso left a mark on the world and now we are excited to see what kind of mark his work leaves on the Evansville Region. The Evansville Museum is presenting a permanent home for Pablo Picasso’s "Seated Woman in Red Hat." The exhibition space will include several Picasso prints and one ceramic piece by the artist, also in the Museum’s permanent collection. There are only two glass Picasso pieces on display in the United States, and we're lucky to be the permanent home to one of them!
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MID-STATES ART & CRAFT GALLERY
Step into the captivating realm of the Mid-States Arts and Craft Gallery, where the visions of artists from Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and Missouri intertwine.
Each brushstroke, each crafted piece, echoes their unique perspectives on the world. This gallery is more than a collection of art; it's a gateway to understanding. It invites you to delve into the past seven decades, exploring the diverse lenses through which our surroundings have been observed.
Hurry on over - this exhibition closes on July 7 2024 – Learn More here.