Tacoma Art Museum Tacoma Wa
Tacoma Art Museum Tacoma Wa
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About this organization
Mission
Connecting people through art, tacoma art museum serves the diverse communities of the northwest through its collection, exhibitions, and learning programs, emphasizing art and artists of the northwest and broader western region.
About
Tam interprets the art and artists of the northwest and broader western region through its collection and exhibitions. The collection features 4,653 works of art, approximately sixty-six percent are by northwest artists. Highlights include the haub family collection, one of the nation's top museum collections of western american art, and the world's largest retrospective museum collection of glass art by dale chihuly on continued view. With the haub family collection, tam provides a unique dimension of cultural offerings to tacoma and to the entire pacific northwest. Exhibitions in 2014 included: photographic presence and contemporary indians: matika wilbur's project 562, a punch of color: fifty years of painting by camille patha ,northwest in the west: exploring our roots, austere beauty: the art of z. vanessa helder, agnes martin: the new york-taos connection, shimmering tree: a projection by jennifer steinkamp, sitting for history: exploring self-identity through portraiture, creating the new northwest: selections from the herb and lucy pruzan collection, optic nerve: the art of perception, chihuly: gifts from the arts, and ma chihuly's floats.