Symbols of Freedom: A Fresh Look at America’s Icons

The Midwest Museum of American Art is currently hosting a thought‑provoking show that asks: What does the United States mean today?
The exhibition runs through July 31 and explores images and symbols that have shaped the American identity for 250 years.

Highlights of the Show

• Iconic Symbols: The flag, Uncle Sam, and other familiar marks are re‑interpreted to spark conversation about pride, protest, and memory.
• Evolving Meanings: By altering the presentation of the Stars & Stripes, artists invite visitors to consider how a symbol’s significance shifts over time.
• National Context: The timing aligns with the country’s upcoming 250th anniversary, prompting reflection on whether historic unifiers still resonate in a changing society.

Visitor Information

• Hours: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Tuesday–Saturday
• Admission:
• Members – Free
• Elkhart County residents – $10 (children under 12: $8, toddlers free)
• Out‑of‑state visitors – $15 (same child pricing, toddlers free)

For details or to plan a visit, call 574‑293‑6660 or visit midwestmuseum.org.