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Impressionism: The Beautiful Revolution Lecture Series
Thursday Evenings: October 1, 15, 22, 29
7:00PM-8:30PM
$80 Entire Series (4 Weeks), $25 Individual Lectures
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Please join Executive Director and resident Art Historian, Preston Metcalf as he guides us back to a time when artists gave us new visions of the world around us, a time of seeing, a time of change, a time of Impressionism.
Week 1 - October 1
The Road to the Revolution
Week 2 - October 15
The Impressionist Revolution
Week 3 - October 22
Revolutionary Ways of Seeing
Week 4 - October 29
Post-Impressionism and World Conquest
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Artist In-Gallery: Sieglinde Van Damme
Saturday, October 24th, 2026
2:00PM-4:00PM
Free to the public, no RSVP required
ARTIST IN GALLERY ON OCTOBER 24TH!
On Saturday, October 24th, Triton exhibiting artist Sieglinde Van Damme will be in the Digital Gallery. Come by any time between 2PM-4PM! This is a wonderful opportunity to meet the artist and learn more about her exhibit directly.
For more information on Sieglinde Van Damme, visit her exhibit page on our website at tritonmuseum.org/on-view and her platforms below.
Instagram: @sieglinde.art
Website: sieglindevandamme.com
Harry Clewans Artist Talk
Saturday, November 7th, 2026
1:00PM-2:00PM
Free to the public
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Please join us on Saturday, November 7th, starting at 1:00 pm for an in-depth artist talk by Triton Museum exhibiting artist Harry Clewans.
Clewans’s current exhibition, Eye/Hand, “reimagines printmaking from a process of reproduction to one of transformation. Rather than creating editions, he assembles hand-printed and-cut fragments into unique, interlocking compositions in a process spanning hundreds of hours. Each fragment originates with a printed proof pulled from his personal lexicon, a collection of carved blocks built over decades. And each block begins, in turn, with a found object – a piece of birch bark, a ball of rubber bands, a defunct mechanical device – first drawn from close observation, then carved, printed, and catalogued across his studio walls. The result is part cabinet of curiosities, part periodic table: a system in which every element contributes to a larger body of knowledge, accrued over time. Collecting, classifying, and making collapse in an ongoing process of discovery.” – excerpt of essay by Amy Halliday, international curator
This event gives you the opportunity to meet the artist and learn more about him and his work, while viewing the artist’s current exhibit at the Triton Museum of Art.
This event is free and open to the public (including free parking).
Triton Holiday Art Fair
Saturday, November 21st, 2026
10:00AM-4:00PM
Free to the public
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Join us and find the perfect holiday gift at this year's Triton Holiday Art Fair!
This event will be held indoors and include festive tunes, holiday cheer, and a diverse mix of 25-30 local vendors. Stay tuned for our vendor lineup featuring local artists, small businesses, and other nonprofits in the community. They can provide plenty of unique gift options for families and loved ones this holiday season!
Rose Sellery Artist Talk
Saturday, December 5th, 2026
1:00PM-2:00PM
Free to the public
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Please join us on Saturday, December 5th, starting at 1:00 pm for an in-depth artist talk and gallery tour by Triton Museum exhibiting artist Rose Sellery.
Rose Sellery is drawn to the space where beauty and brutality coexist, where fragility becomes a form of strength, and where humor can carry the weight of difficult truths. Through sculpture, conceptual garments, and photography, she explores the complexities of our lives – how we are shaped, constrained, celebrated, and, at times, erased.
Humor and irony are essential tools in her process. They create an entry point, disarming the viewer just enough to engage with subjects that can be uncomfortable or confrontational. Beneath that surface, her work addresses issues of gender bias, societal pressure, resilience, and survival. She is interested in the stories we inherit, the roles we are asked to perform, and the quiet or radical ways we resist them.
Ultimately, her practice is about holding space: for vulnerability and power, for grief and humor, for anger and tenderness. It is an ongoing act of witnessing and reimagining—an attempt to make visible what is often overlooked, and to honor the complexity of lived experience.
This event gives you the opportunity to meet the artist and learn more about her and her work, while viewing the artist’s current exhibition at the Triton Museum of Art.
This event is free and open to the public (including free parking).
Tritonville: Members Appreciation Event
Friday, December 11th, 2026
6:00PM-8:00PM
Free for Members, Invite-Only
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Join us for a festive evening that celebrates the spirit of the season on Friday, December 11th alongside your fellow members.
MEMBERS: Check your email for your invitation!
Cozy up with hot beverages while indulging in a variety of finger foods and baked goods in Tritonville. Enjoy light-hearted merriment while listening to holiday classics. Dress in your favorite holiday attire to embrace the season!
Entry to the Members Appreciation event will be reserved exclusively for members and invitations are sent via email. Make sure your Membership is active and up-to-date. If you have any questions regarding the status of your membership, would like to upgrade, or have other inquiries, contact us at admin@tritonmuseum.org
If you have family members, friends, colleagues, or associates that are interested in becoming members, they still have time to sign up with us so they can attend too.
Please register in advance to secure your spot for this wonderful event!