De Pere, WI – newART/v opens on January 10, 2025, marking the fourth year of art exhibitions and related programming at newARTSpace. This annual exhibition features a select group of artists from Wisconsin with a special emphasis on artists who live and work in the northeastern region of the state. This year’s selection of artists includes Abigail Marquardt (Green Bay) working in fiber, Beth Schueffner (Appleton) with painting and collage, Donald Taylor (Green Bay) sculptural works in wood, Julie Baugnet (Allouez) artist books and ephemera, Lynn Gilchrist (Sturgeon Bay) painting, Mari Anna Chism (Sheboygan) painting, Mark Kolinski (Algoma) ceramic sculpture. The artists that inspired newART/v are as wide-ranging in their experience as they are in their choice of media and source of inspiration — from emerging artists to those who have gained prominence in their work over many decades of dedication to their creative practice.
Donald Taylor, Entrapment. Sculpture.Mari Anna Chism, Juicy. Acrylic Painting.Julie Baugnet, I Killed a Dog. Or Two. Artist BookMark Kolinski, untitled. Ceramic sculpture.Lynn Gilchrist, Together. Acrylic painting.Abigail Marquardt, Funnel Weaver, Crochet sculpture.
The exhibition will herald in the new year with a meet-the-artist reception from 5-8 pm on January 10 that coincides with the monthly Art Nite in Downtown De Pere. The exhibition will run from January 10 – February 22, 2025. Visiting the galleries at newARTSpace at 124 N. Broadway, Ste. A, in De Pere is always free and open to everybody.
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