03/13/2026
As we celebrate the artistry of women across different time periods, media, and styles, we take a moment to recognize still life artist Janet Fish.
For over 50 years, Janet Fish created still life scenes that celebrate light and color. In her work, the “everyday” objects were supporting players used to show the movement of color and light across a surface.
The arrangement of objects also reveals Fish’s interest in juxtapositions. Large and small, bright and shadow, heavy and soft combine seamlessly in [After a Wedding], where light dances across vibrant flowers in glass jars, tossing shadows on to a white cloth and colored ribbons that rest on top of a grassy patch.
See it in person: Visit us at the Cu**er Museum of Art & Gardens to experience [After a Wedding] - currently featured in our newest exhibition, Art in Bloom - and see what’s blooming in the gardens.
Celebrate Women’s History Month: Join us for a special guided tour highlighting the significant contributions of women in our collection!
🗓 Saturday, March 21, 2026 | 2 to 3 p.m.
Credit: Janet Fish (American, 1938 – 2025), [After a Wedding], 2002, Oil on canvas, 61 1/4 x 71 1/4 in, Purchased with funds from the Morton R. Hirschberg Bequest and gifts from the J. Johnson Gallery, AP.2005.9.1