Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works

Exhibit explores various meanings of landscape art, which is often associated with physical descriptions of color, light, shadow, atmosphere, and form

Annual exhibit celebrates Mexican tradition of decorating memorial altars to remember deceased loved ones and ancestors

Nineteenth century French artists display landscape changes they saw through prints and drawings

In celebration of their 40th year, conservatory hosts glass exhibit that combines artistry with natural beauty of gardens

Artists Chelsea Baumgartner, Benjamin Berry, and Suzanne Galazaka display works on the human form

Purdue University Fort Wayne professor's paintings are based on the familiar objects and scenes from his home and neighborhood as he portrays the miraculous in the everyday

In celebration of their 40th year, conservatory hosts glass exhibit that combines artistry with natural beauty of gardens

Traditional techniques such as screen-printing were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works

Exhibit explores various meanings of landscape art, which is often associated with physical descriptions of color, light, shadow, atmosphere, and form

Annual exhibit celebrates Mexican tradition of decorating memorial altars to remember deceased loved ones and ancestors

Acrylic paintings celebrate an unfolding path of growth and discovery as artist paints subjects she feels a connection to

Exploration of vessels referencing ancient cultures and architectural elements

Nineteenth century French artists display landscape changes they saw through prints and drawings

Artists Chelsea Baumgartner, Benjamin Berry, and Suzanne Galazaka display works on the human form

Second annual exhibit features works from 16 women creators, including Fort Wayne's Terri Lindvall and Janice Further, as well as Hoagland's Diane Evans