Stay Awhile
What color has been asking for your attention a lot lately? What three values and commitments define you? What makes you feel like you belong? These are some of the … Continue reading Stay Awhile
What color has been asking for your attention a lot lately? What three values and commitments define you? What makes you feel like you belong? These are some of the … Continue reading Stay Awhile
We joined The Current for an exciting, hands-on first session of a clay workshop led by artist and potter Kristina Batiste of juniper clay. Batiste led participants in creating a … Continue reading Let’s Clay Around: A Coil Pot Workshop with The Current and juniper clay
Did you know we have a life drawing class every second Thursday from 6 to 8 pm at TAM? This class features a live model and on-site instructor to help … Continue reading Life Drawing at TAM
We had a wonderful time in the community at the Tacoma Pride Celebration! We made art, made friends, and celebrated our LGBTQIA2S+ community. Tacoma Pride Celebration is an annual community … Continue reading Tacoma Pride Celebration 2023
We were proud to participate in the 2023 Juneteenth Freedom Celebration, a family-friendly celebration with music and performances to honor Juneteenth and the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Mural designed by … Continue reading Tacoma Juneteenth Freedom Celebration 2023
TAM’s display of studio art jewelry in the reconstructed Kreielsheimer Foundation Alcove took many years of planning and fabrication before its official opening in 2021. Designed by Olson Kundig during … Continue reading Stories from staff by Stephen Rue, Lead Preparator
Seattle-based painter Camille Patha invites us to consider the power of art in a provocative exhibition that unites a range of themes from the universe and intimate passions. Moving through … Continue reading “Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power”
We had a great time welcoming TAM Members and our community into the Museum for the opening party of our new exhibition “The Current: Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud.” … Continue reading “The Current: Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud” Member Opening Party
By Jay Kuehner, independent film critic and educator Looking at Manuel Álvarez Bravo’s 1932 photograph Las lavanderas sobreentendidas (The Washerwomen Implied) in a preview of the Luces y Sombras exhibit, … Continue reading Amulet of Light: Notes on Rayos: Cine en México
We were so excited to have Victoria Miles, TAM’s Artist Award Manager, along with artist Darrell McKinney, recipient of The Current, An Artist Award, on CityLine yesterday. Watch the segment … Continue reading The Current, An Artist Award on Tacoma’s CityLine