Tacoma Art Museum is OPEN LATE and FREE to the community every Thursday at 5 – 8 pm, starting March 1, 2018! Find your inner artist and sketch in the galleries with an expert teaching artist. See current exhibitions at bit.ly/TAMonview. Head up to the third floor to see TAM Local community art installations (bit.ly/TAMlocal). > Continue Reading
Tacoma Art Museum is OPEN LATE and FREE to the community every Thursday at 5 – 8 pm, starting March 1, 2018! Find your inner artist and sketch in the galleries with an expert teaching artist. See current exhibitions at bit.ly/TAMonview. Head up to the third floor to see TAM Local community art installations (bit.ly/TAMlocal). > Continue Reading
Tacoma Art Museum is OPEN LATE and FREE to the community every Thursday at 5 – 8 pm, starting March 1, 2018! Find your inner artist and sketch in the galleries with an expert teaching artist. See current exhibitions at bit.ly/TAMonview. Head up to the third floor to see TAM Local community art installations (bit.ly/TAMlocal). > Continue Reading
Tacoma Art Museum is OPEN LATE and FREE to the community every Thursday at 5 – 8 pm, starting March 1, 2018! Find your inner artist and sketch in the galleries with an expert teaching artist. See current exhibitions at bit.ly/TAMonview. Head up to the third floor to see TAM Local community art installations (bit.ly/TAMlocal). > Continue Reading
Glass Fest Northwest, a celebration of glass and PNW artists, returns to the Museum of Glass plaza on Saturday, July 27. In collaboration with Tacoma Art Museum, this all-day event puts glass art center stage by bringing together local artists and artisans, live glassmaking demonstrations, food, drinks, music, and hands-on activities.
Join us in celebrating Dia de los Muertos at TAM! Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Family-friendly activities, events, and performances are scheduled throughout the day, and the galleries are open. This year’s activities include: - The traditional tapete (sand painting) created by artist Fulgencio Lazo. Trained as a printmaker, Lazo works predominately > Continue Reading
Join us for TAM’s first Virtual Spring Luncheon! With the uncertainties during this time and our state’s Stay-Home order, we are finding new and creative ways to continue to connect with you! Join us for a week-long event, culminating in a Live Zoom gathering, that celebrates TAM’s continued investment in preserving and sharing the many > Continue Reading
During the economic depression of the 1930s, U.S. government art projects created a wealth of public art and supported artists across the country, as explored in the exhibition Forgotten Stories: Northwest Public Art of the 1930s. In our current global economic crisis, brought on by COVID-19, artists have once again been called upon to create government-sponsored > Continue Reading
In this time of anxiety and uncertainty, the Tacoma art and cultural community believe that art and culture can help people find hope and solace as well as provide opportunities to bring us closer together. Our new fall campaign Art is Always Open will spread awareness about the myriad of digital programs and activities available > Continue Reading
In this time of anxiety and uncertainty, the Tacoma art and cultural community believe that art and culture can help people find hope and solace as well as provide opportunities to bring us closer together. Our new fall campaign Art is Always Open will spread awareness about the myriad of digital programs and activities available > Continue Reading