Docent Permanent Collection Pick Ogden Museum Docent, Elizabeth Larose, Explores the work of Welmon Sharlhorne

Take a look at some of our Docents’ favorite works of art from our permanent collection! This blog post is the second in a series looking at some of our…

April Collection Highlight Exploring the Work of Noel Rockmore

On December 15, 1928, Noel Rockmore was born into a world of art. Born from two prolific artists, Gladys Rockmore Davis and Floyd Davis, Noel was a child drawn to…

Ogden Museum Online Lessons For the Classroom: Flowing River | Clementine Hunter

Español abajo Students will create an elongated painting or drawing of a river and outdoor scenes from their lives that are fond memories or bring them joy. Students will practice…

Mother’s Day Gift Guide Shop the South Online!

Mother’s Day is right around the corner on Sunday, May 10! Show your support for local artists by purchasing a gift from one of our Museum Store’s virtual pop-ups. Mom…

Museum Staff Collections: Claire Wilkinson, Manager of Development Initiatives Sharing the Work of Sharon Kopriva, Ida Floreak and Christopher Kirsch

Get a glimpse into the personal art collection of Ogden Museum Manager of Development Initiatives, Claire Wilkinson! This is the fifth post in a fun Saturday series looking at the…

Celebrating International Sculpture Day Assemblages, Sculptures & More: The Visual Vocabulary of Jeffrey Cook

Today is International Sculpture Day, an annual, worldwide event designed to further the International Sculpture Center’s mission of advancing the creation and understanding of sculpture and its unique, vital contribution…

Curated Conversation: Discussing “Entwined” and the Work of Susan Jamison With Bradley Sumrall and Susan Jamison

Ogden Museum continues Curated Conversations, our popular series of intimate talks, now online! Curated Conversations bring curators and artists together to discuss art, exchange ideas and explore exhibitions. Deepen your…

Celebrating Earth Day Highlighting Mark Messersmith's "Victim of Silence"

In celebration of Earth Day, we’re examining Mark Messersmith’s piece Victim of Silence, a representation of the natural world. When Mark Messersmith first moved to Tallahassee, Florida in the mid 1980s, he was…

Ogden Museum Online Lessons For the Classroom: Throop Street Series: Thalos Script | Arlington Weithers

Español abajo Students will create an abstracted painting using white glue or wood glue and any acrylic or tempera paints around the house to create a moody and cracked surface…

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