- MGMoA Regional Exhibit 2012: Tails of Cats & Dogs
- Earth Chronicles
- Animals in Art
- Katherine Liontas Warren
- Rugs of the Orient
- The Nativity
- MGMoA Regional Exhibit 2011: Kids at Heart
- Patrick Riley
- Maps from the MGMoA
- Rembrandt Etchings
- Passed to the Present
- Billy Hassell
- MGMoA Regional Exhibit 2010: Promise of Home
- Andean Textiles
- Art of Armaments
- Spanish Colonial
- Grasslands Bronzes
- MGMoA Regional Exhibit 2009: Doing What we CAN to Help
- Come and See
- Favorite Things
- Speak
- Amazon
- The Kiowa Five
- MGMoA Regional 2008
- Arthur Primas Collection
- SGU Exhibit
MGMoA Regional Art Exhibit 2009:
Doing What We CAN to Help
Exhibit Opening: 7:00 p.m.
Friday, November 6, 2009
Come and mingle with the artists and see the creative CAN art. Guests are encouraged to bring canned goods to kick off the food drive.
Exhibit openings are free and open to the public.
November 6 - 22, 2009
The Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is teaming up with the Salvation Army and regional artists in the fight against hunger. This year, the MGMoA Regional Art Exhibit has taken on a new theme: Doing What We CAN to Help. Artists from Shawnee, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and the surrounding communities are participating by submitting artworks that reference canned foods, including, but not limited to, artworks created on cans or from can materials, or artworks that include representations of cans.
During the run of the exhibit, the museum will waive the admission fee for each visitor donating one canned food item. All of the food items will be given to the Shawnee Salvation Army in time to help feed needy families during the holiday season.
