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The Color Orange

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The Color OrangeSaturday, April 11, 2026 - Sunday, October 4, 2026

The Color Orange explores the history, uses, and effects of one color—orange. Works from the Stark Museum of Art’s collection that span from the 1500s to the 2000s exemplify how artists use orange. Examples from European, American, and American Indian artists reveal orange’s role in exploring nature, creating vibrant imagery, and evoking emotions. How does orange make you feel? Hands-on activities offer the opportunity for every visitor to answer that question, react to, and create with the color orange.

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La Abuela
Nicolai Fechin
1936 or after
At the Door of His Wigwam
Oscar Edmund Berninghaus
1921
Aurantia
Elizabeth Blackwell
1760
Autumn
Joseph G. Bakos
1925
Autumn
Julian Onderdonk
Baltimore Orioles and Tulip Tree
Dorothy Doughty
Issued 1938
Baltimore Orioles and Tulip Tree
Dorothy Doughty
issued 1938
The Birds of America
John James Audubon
1840-1844
Blackburnian Warbler
Charley Harper
November 1960
Black-Headed Grosbeak on Vine Maple
Edward Marshall Boehm
1969
Blanket
Diné (Navajo)
1900-1910
Bowls with Vegetables
Joseph G. Bakos
Council Call of Crows, Montana
Joseph Henry Sharp
c. 1908
Crossandra undulaefolia
Pancrace Bessa
1834
Crucita, Taos Indian Girl
Joseph Henry Sharp
Cucumer Marinus
Albrecht Meyer
1542
Cucumis Turcicus
Albrecht Meyer
1542
Daffodils
Nicolai Fechin
Etretat, Normandy
George Inness
c. 1874