Reflective Impressions

The American Society of Marine Artists 19th National Exhibition

On view January 20 - May  5, 2024

Russ Kramer (American b. 1960), The Corinthians, 2021. Oil on panel. Private collection. 

Founded in 1978, the American Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to recognize, encourage and promote marine art and maritime history. Reflective Impressions is the 19th national member exhibition featuring more than 100 of the best contemporary marine artists in the United States. The exhibition showcases the artists' finest work, drawing inspiration from each individual artists' relationship with water. Artworks include paintings, watercolors, drawings, sculpture, scrimshaw, and mixed media.

 
 

Photography by Bailey Bolton.

 

Previous Programming

Featured
Painting Demonstration with Nick Fox and Patrick O'Brien
Jan 27
Painting Demonstration with Nick Fox and Patrick O'Brien

10am - 12pm | Included with admission

The American Society of Marine Artists president, Nick Fox, will be doing a painting demonstration in the new exhibition opening January 20, Reflective Impressions: The American Society of Marine Artists 19th National Exhibition.

New Look Preview Party
Jan 26
New Look Preview Party

7pm - 10pm | $20

Celebrate the opening of four new exhibitions at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum. With curatorial led tours, staged social, and a dancehall to close out the night, this will be an event you will not want to miss.

Freshwater New Look Weekend
Jan 26
Freshwater New Look Weekend

$5 Admission on Saturday + Sunday

Celebrate the opening of a year-long suite of exhibitions and programs that explores bold and often under-told narratives, examines fresh new perspectives of water, and features game-changing artists who help us better our relationship to this precious resource. The New Look Preview Party and some programming requires registration and an additional program fee.

Support Comes From

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.