By Louise Irvine The Humorous and Grotesque Art Exhibition was held in London in 1889 and a photograph from the Doulton archives gives us some

By Louise Irvine WMODA visitors loved the museum’s previous Jabula and Safari Dance exhibitions which included Ardmore wallpaper and textiles. In Hollywood, we have reimagined

By Louise Irvine The first week of August is International Clown Week, and we are honoring the profession that makes us laugh by revisiting their

By Louise Irvine Color and form became the new aesthetic of British art pottery in the late 19th century. Exhibitions of Chinese ceramics introduced English

Tea towels became fashionable in 18th century England when society ladies embroidered linens to use while serving tea. Today, many people enjoy collecting decorative tea towels,

By Louise Irvine The dragon is unique in the world of fantastic animals, as no other imaginary creature has been recorded in such a diverse

By Louise Irvine The most recent gift to the WMODA library is a comprehensive set of books featuring Dale Chihuly’s most impressive works on paper.

By Louise Irvine The WMODA scavenger hunts were very popular with visitors of all ages at our original Dania Beach location. Now, we are working

There is still more work to be done on our building to prepare WMODA for reopening, but the museum team has been very busy creating

The Ancient Spanish Monastery will hold its 4th Annual Artists in the Cloisters fund-raising event on Thursday, September 5th, from 6 to 10pm. Well-known WMODA