Feature image: Roger Wardin, Mount Pink, 2019, acrylic and oil on canvas On View: July 22, 2026 – March 14, 2027 Submitted Rochester, MN – Born and based in Berlin, Roger Wardin received his Master of Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts, Berlin, and has exhibited throughout Germany and the Netherlands. This exhibition marks hisContinue reading “Roger Wardin: Painting a Parallel World”
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An Emerging Artists Program Builds Community
Feature image: L to R: R-Lo, Jade Pergl, Cassandra Xiong, Matthew Braunginn, Amanda Langer, and Brianna Stehling Santacruz. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Frank Juárez In 2023, an idea was born. An idea that would bring artists from across Wisconsin into Sheboygan. That idea was to create an experience that would provide emerging artists with professionalContinue reading “An Emerging Artists Program Builds Community”
Let’s Go to the Lake: Where Bathers Bath and Artists Find Their Muse
Feature image: Jan Serr, Observers: Woman with Blue Umbrella, Oil on Linen, 2011. Courtesy of the artist. Jan Serr Summer Paintings: Looking at the Lakefront from Villa Terrace Co-curated with Jan Serr Opening event: August 5, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. August 6, 2026 – November 29, 2026 Villa Terrace Museum & Gardens, 2220 NContinue reading “Let’s Go to the Lake: Where Bathers Bath and Artists Find Their Muse”
The Time We Spend Looking Outside at Carnelian Art Gallery
Feature image: Painting by Daniel Fleming. Courtesy of Carnelian Gallery Submitted Madison, WI – Carnelian Art Gallery, located at 221 King St., Suite 102, in downtown Madison, is pleased to announce its August exhibition, titled “The Time We Spend Looking Outside.” This is a duo exhibition featuring works by Madison artist Fernando Rico and MilwaukeeContinue reading “The Time We Spend Looking Outside at Carnelian Art Gallery”
Abel Contemporary Gallery Announces Three New Exhibits
Feature image: Jessica Calderwood Public Private, Abel Contemporary Gallery, Interior Spaces. Courtesy of Abel Contemporary. August 7 – September 13, 2026 Submitted Stoughton, WI – Abel Contemporary presents S.V. Medaris – Looking Up, Interior Spaces-group show, in Gallery no. 5: Post Utopia – Bobby Aiosa and Brooks Dierdorff Events Opening Reception- Friday, August 7, 5 – 8Continue reading “Abel Contemporary Gallery Announces Three New Exhibits”
A Conversation That Grew: The Story of Studio Break
Feature image: Subset, Greg Edmondson & Lisa Bergant Koi, April 2023. By April Behnke Tucked away in a small garage, deep in Chicago’s western suburbs, is one of the region’s hidden contemporary art gems: Studio Break. I recently spoke with David Linneweh, the artist who runs it all. While Studio Break is also a gallery, itContinue reading “A Conversation That Grew: The Story of Studio Break”
The Otherworld is Home Opens August 28 at the Haggerty Museum of Art
Feature image: Courtesy of Haggerty Museum of Art. Three interconnected exhibitions present works ranging from fifteenth-century Mali to newly created pieces by contemporary artists working in the United States August 28 – December 19, 2026 Submitted Milwaukee, WI — This Fall the Haggerty Museum of Art at 25 will host free-to-the-public exhibitions inviting a journeyContinue reading “The Otherworld is Home Opens August 28 at the Haggerty Museum of Art”
Terrenzo Schevez and The Battle of the Curated Creatures Over AI
Feature image: Terrence J Scheve. Courtesy of Cream City Gallery & Garden. Submitted Milwaukee, WI – On Friday, July 17 and Saturday, July 18, 2026, Cream City Gallery & Garden, will open a new exhibit featuring outside artist Terrence J Scheve (April 2, 1954 – May 8, 2026). The exhibit will showcase over 50 piecesContinue reading “Terrenzo Schevez and The Battle of the Curated Creatures Over AI “
The Mandala in the Foundry
Feature image: Courtesy of Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry. The story of the first artist residency at our aluminum foundry in Manitowoc By Chris Redmond and Sachin Shivaram Manitowoc, WI – Lenny usually says what is on everyone’s mind. He is one of our longest-serving employees at Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry. After 40 years of grinding, it outContinue reading “The Mandala in the Foundry”