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Local Maker: Wry Works Sculpture

Posted by Erin Nathanson on April 22, 2020

We have been checking in with our local artisans to see how they are doing during COVID-19. Many have adjusted their working process to help flatten the curve during this time of quarantine. Today we received this wonderful statement from wire sculptor Zach Higgins of Wry Works Sculpture. ‘Discomfort yields progress - although it is a scary and uncertain time, this quarantine has allowed me to focus on some processes that I wouldn’t have slowed down otherwise to figure out. For this, and my health, I am thankful and appreciate everyone who has supported me during this. Truly, you keep...

Stay Home COVID-19 Orders Open Doors to Family Fun

Posted by Lydia Brown on April 20, 2020

With COVID-19 spiking across America, it is a good time for families to come together and embrace their creative sides. Sharing a puzzle or creating masterpieces is a great way to stay inside but also have fun with the people you love.

Self-Love through Self-Care amid COVID-19 Crisis

Posted by Lydia Brown on April 6, 2020

During COVID-19 protocols and precautions, The Gibbes Museum of Art advises hand washing, sanitation, and some stay-at-home self-love. Right now, we are all experiencing stress and anxiety. So, we want you to remember to light a candle, enjoy a Lavender Chamomile eye pillow, or settle back with a mug of coffee for much needed detox in these tough times.