In this exhibit we honor our artist members, their ability to Create! beautiful works of art using a multitude of media and sstyles. From the exhibit, the museum will purchase works for the collection.

Affect/Effect displays selected moments that are sometimes subtle, sometimes over, yet often compelling as sketches of the human condition. They are a composite of selected imagery by those who represent the diversit of photo history and create art that affects an understanding of self. Artists include Stephen Berman, Steve Cahill, Doug McCulloh, William Percell, Herb […]

By 1917, Secondo Guasti reigned over the world's largest winery: the Italian Vineyard Company, which produced five million gallons a year of sacramental wines, communion wine, and a world-famous dark red port. Spirits of Guasti highlights the documentary work of writer Susan Straight and photographer Douglas McCulloh as they capture the Italian Vineyard Company today.

Spirited explores the history of Prohibition, from the dawn of the temperance movement to the unprecedented repeal of a constitutional amendment in 1933. What made the country go “dry” and how did America change during this period in history? Visitors to Spirited will learn about the amendment process, the role of liquor in American culture, the cultural revolution […]

Cloth Dolls Tell Their Stories showcases artists exploring remembrance, heritage and celebration through cloth dolls. Traditionally, dolls were created to represent a miniature human form, often used as children’s toys. These artists are transforming the meaning of the plaything by pouring tales and imagination into each doll while emphasizing the fun and whimsical.