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The Fort Wayne Museum of Art leverages the power of art to engage and educate broad and diverse audiences throughout the region—with aspirations to be the best nationally accredited art museum of our size.
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art will collect, preserve and present American and related art to engage and educate broad and diverse audiences throughout the region to add value to their lives.
We’re excited to welcome you to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art! Here, you’ll find awe-inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions and programs for all interests and ages. We present more than 20 exhibitions every year to engage, educate, and simply excite you.
Get information on hours, admission costs, discount programs, directions and parking for your next visit to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art.
Our exhibitions reflect the depth and breadth of our societies. From the 19th century to modern-day, past and present, we take pride in curating exhibitions that will both challenge and excite you.
Second Thursdays at FWMoA are a chance to explore the museum in a social atmosphere through conversation and discovery, featuring art and gallery activities led by museum curators and artists. Join us every month year-round for free admission, cash bar, and light appetizers.
Our exhibitions reflect the depth and breadth of our societies. From the 19th century to modern-day, past and present, we take pride in curating exhibitions that will both challenge and excite you. Current Exhibitions. Ongoing Displays. Upcoming Exhibitions.
311 E Main StreetFort Wayne, IN 46802. Find Us on Google Maps (260) 422-6467. With nearly 5,000 American paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and photographs, our collection features notable works that reflect American history.
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art Chalk Walk has been a trademark event held on Main Street in downtown Fort Wayne since 2000. The event is based on an Italian tradition of street painting that dates to the 16th century, known as i madonnari (street painters).
We recommend finding a fine art appraiser through the American Society of Appraisers at asainfo@appraisers.org or (800) 272-8258. Or visit their website where you can geographically search for appraisers by specialty. Get in touch with the Fort Wayne Museum of Art.