Fall down the rabbit hole for a night of art, absurdity, and delightful chaos—TAM style. This isn’t your ordinary museum visit. We’re turning the lights low, the colors vivid, and the rules… negotiable. You’ve been invited to a curious evening where nothing is quite as it seems. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey featuring: Two hosted themed bars: Sip and … [Read more...] about WONDERLAND: A 21+ PARTY at Tacoma Art Museum
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Tacoma Art Museum Opens Decades in the Making
The Tacoma Art Museum (TAM) is hosting Decades in the Making: 10 Years of SOLA Awardees, an exhibition that marks the 10th anniversary of the Support of Old Lady Artists (SOLA). On view now through November 15th, the exhibition celebrates the creative legacies of ten years of SOLA Award recipients, highlighting Washington's mature women artists who continue to shape the … [Read more...] about Tacoma Art Museum Opens Decades in the Making
Wonderland: a 21+ event at TAM
Fall down the rabbit hole for a night of art, absurdity, and delightful chaos—TAM style. This isn’t your ordinary museum visit. We’re turning the lights low, the colors vivid, and the rules… negotiable. You’ve been invited to a curious evening where nothing is quite as it seems. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey featuring: Two hosted themed bars: Sip and … [Read more...] about Wonderland: a 21+ event at TAM
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Join the Tacoma Art Museum for our New Exhibitition Kent Monkman: Death of Adonis and the companion installation titled Visions of the West: Grafton Tyler Brown. Kent Monkman's work reveals how images of the American West have obscured the realities of colonial expansion and ecological destruction. Through scale, theatrical composition and a reworking of 19th century … [Read more...] about Tacoma Art Museum
Project NW: Epiphany Couch
Join us at the Tacoma Art Museum May 28 – August 30, 2026 as we celebrate artist, Epiphany Couch. Couch (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist and writer whose work explores generational knowledge, storytelling, and our relationships with the natural and spiritual worlds. Working across photography, beadwork, weaving, and collage, she reinterprets traditional forms to create … [Read more...] about Project NW: Epiphany Couch