Elements

Elements: Expressions in Wood, Metal and Stone (September 17, 2020- November 7, 2020)

The Times of Steffen Thomas (Aug- Oct 2019)

The Times of Steffen Thomas

Explore History in Steffen’s Eyes!

August/September/October 2019

Come explore works based on historical events that took place throughout Steffen’s monumental career.  Covering society, space, politics and more – Steffen observed and shared incredible events and concepts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Lighter Side of Steffen Thomas (July 10- Aug 3, 2019)

Steffen Thomas experimented with two and three-dimensional media of all types. The use of specialty luminescent paints and other light-responsive matter is just another example of the diverse work of this unique master of materials.

Discover fun and hidden content of Steffen Thomas as our summer explodes with the magic of light. Art and content spring to life and new meaning as you walk our West Gallery equipped with a black light flashlight.

Come in your black light best and take a luminescent selfie!  Pick out your favorite mystical black light art piece!

Here’s to art, fun and a twist!

Exhibit runs July 10 thru August 3, 2019

Exhibit Admission is $5.00

Curated by our Guest Curator Tatiana Veneruso

Arts in Bloom (April 11- May 25, 2019)

Floral Arrangements and Art Quilts

Interpreting the Art of Steffen Thomas from the permanent collection of the Steffen Thomas Museum of Art

April 11 – May 25, 2019

Celebrating creative expression through fine art, fiber art and floral designs, and using the works of Master Artist Steffen Thomas, the Steffen Thomas Museum of Art is proud to announce Arts In Bloom opening at the Museum on Thursday, April 11.  Art quilts, created as interpretations of Steffen Thomas work will be on display alongside works from the museum’s collection.

Professional floral designers and fiber artists with a passion for ingenuity and a love of nature, flowers and creativity were carefully chosen to deliver Arts In Bloom programming, such as Quilting lectures and trunk shows, floral demonstrations, and a presentation on cooking with edible flowers.  Guest speakers include Susan Knapp (Blue Moon River), Laura IaRocci (Faith Flowers), Kristin Rodrigeuz (Fiber on a Whim), and Cindy Shultz of Cindy Lutini Catering. 

We are still accepting entries for Floral Designers through Friday, March 15, 2019. If you are interested in applying, please click here.


ARTS IN BLOOM 2019 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS


First Weekend: April 11 – April 13, 2019

Thursday, April 11, 2019 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. 

Sponsor: TaraDillard.comLandscapes

Public reception to enjoy floral designs and quilts interpreting Steffen Thomas art. 

Friday, April 12, 2019 from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM  

Sponsor: Gene and Karen Massey

Kristin Rodriguez of Fiber on a Whim will present a trunk show and talk on floral quilting techniques and designs. Kristin and her mother, Jan Girod, are fiber artists with a purpose: “Our mission is to inspire you to use new surface design and embellishing techniques. We believe if it’s not bolted down or already attached to something else, it can be used to create dimension.” 

Ticket cost is $20 per person. Purchase here.

Friday, April 12, 2019 from 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM 

Sponsor: Hathia and Andrew Hayes.  Flowers sponsored by Julie Jenkins. 

Laura Iarocci, owner of Faith Flowers in Virginia Highlands, is a nationally recognized floral design speaker and teacher who has chaired the Flower Guild at the Cathedral of St. Philip for seventeen years. She will present a lecture/demonstration titled A Taste of European Floral Design that explores floral design and influence from Belgium, France, Ireland, England, and the Netherlands. Laura Iarocci’s  book Faith Flowers will be available for purchase in the Museum’s gift shop, and Laura will sign copies post-lecture.  

 Ticket cost is $20 per person. Purchase here.


Save with a Special Combo Tickets! Register for both Kristin Rodriguez and Laura Iarocci lectures for only $35 per person.


 Saturday, April 13, 2019 from 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 

Children and Family Workshop – Paper Flowers for Mother’s Day.  Led by professional educator and STMA Arts Outreach Coordinator Elizabeth Collins.  Class size is limited to 20. Pre-registration required.  Ticket cost is $5 per person. Purchase here.

Second Weekend: April 25 – April 27, 2019

Thursday, April 25, 2019 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM.  

Sponsor: TaraDillard.comLandscapes.

Public reception to enjoy floral designs (different from April 11) and quilts interpreting Steffen Thomas art.  

Friday, April 26, 2019 from 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM 

Sponsor: Cathy Whitcomb

Cindy Shultz, founder and principal of Cindy Lutini’s Catering at Lake Oconee, will present a talk and working demonstration on how to use edible florals and herbs in culinary creations. Tasting and wine reception to follow – sample five creative floral finger foods. 

Ticket includes cost of lecture, tasting, and reception. $20 per person. Purchase here.

 Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM 

Sponsor: Twig and Blooms.  Food for Susan Knapp programs sponsored by Linda Huggins and Cathy Whitcomb.

Susan Brubaker Knapp, an internationally-known fiber artist, designer, author, and teacher, will present “Thread Sketch It!”, a one-hour digital slide show and trunk show.  Topics covered are what thread sketching is (and isn’t!), how to prepare your piece for thread sketching, stabilizers, types of threads and thread weights. She will also discuss sewing machine considerations, great tools, and how to add wonderful detail to your piece with thread, including color, line, pattern, texture, dimension, and movement.   Fearful of trying free-motion stitching? Ms.Knapp will also address how to overcome this fear.  

Ticket cost is $25 per person.  Purchase here. 

Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 11:30 AM -12:30 PM

Sponsor: Twig and Blooms. Food for Susan Knapp programs sponsored by Linda Huggins and Cathy Whitcomb. 

Susan Brubaker Knapp (see above for information about Ms. Knapp) will present “The Artist in You”, a one-hour digital slide show and trunk show. Susan describes her personal journey from that of a traditional quilter to an artist who makes both traditional quilts and art quilts. The focus is on ways for traditional quilters to become more creative by embracing their own “inner artist.” A question-and-answer session with Susan follows.  

Ticket cost is $25 per person. Purchase here.


Save with a Special Combo Tickets!  Register for both of Susan Brubaker Knapp’s lectures for only $45 per person.  


Please note: All events are at the Steffen Thomas Museum of Art, located at 4200 Bethany Road, Buckhead, GA  30625. For more information please call 706-342-7557.