Overview
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art (FWMoA), located in the downtown Arts Campus, focuses on American art from the 19th century to the present. It is particularly renowned for its contemporary glass sculpture collection. The museum offers diverse exhibitions, educational programs, and a Print and Drawing Study Center.
Top Highlights
- Glass Art: spectacular collection of contemporary glass sculptures.
- American Art: Paintings and prints reflecting American history and culture.
- Events: Hosts the popular "Dia de los Muertos" celebration.
Things to Do
- Browse: Explore rotating exhibitions in the main galleries.
- Shop: Visit the Paradigm Gallery shop for unique artist-made items.
- Learn: Attend lectures, workshops, and curator talks.
Best Time to Visit
Thursday evenings (often free or discounted) or weekends.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Admission: Paid admission; free for members.
- Hours: Closed Mondays.
Facilities Available
- Early Learning Center: A hands-on art space for children.
- Library: Resource library for members.
Travel Tips
- Location: Located on Main Street in the heart of the Arts Campus.
Nearby Places to Explore
- Arts United Center: Designed by Louis Kahn, located next door.
- Headwaters Park: A short walk north.