FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bill Mitchell, President Rountree Gallery 120 W. Main Street, Platteville, WI 773.415.8215 rountreegallery@gmail.com ‘The Drift’ Art Exhibit Platteville, Wisc, Mar 2021 — Rountree Gallery presents ‘The Drift’ – a group exhibition of artists residing with 100 miles of Platteville, WI. The Drift focuses on broadening the circle of area artists and building community of new artistsContinue reading “Rountree Gallery presents ‘The Drift’”
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The Suburban Presents Conversations with Artist Sonja Thomsen
THE SUBURBAN 723 S. 5th St, Milwaukee, WI 53204 708-305-2657 http://www.thesuburban.org/ The Suburban is open by appointment during the Covid-19 pandemic. Marginal Notes is an evolving installation of photographs, light modulations and architectural interventions at The Suburban by artist Sonja Thomsen whose installations present wonder as a radical way to imagine post-patriarchal futures. Marginal Notes is anContinue reading “The Suburban Presents Conversations with Artist Sonja Thomsen”
Racine Art Museum Offers Virtual Tour of Watercolor Wisconsin Exhibition
PRESS CONTACTS Jessica Zalewski, Marketing and Publications Manager jzalewski@ramart.org Tyler Potter, Marketing Assistant tpotter@ramart.org In response to the current global pandemic, the Racine Art Museum (RAM) has been creating opportunities for would-be museum visitors to engage virtually with art from the comfort of their home. In continuation of this effort, RAM is pleased to announceContinue reading “Racine Art Museum Offers Virtual Tour of Watercolor Wisconsin Exhibition”
Faces of Wisconsin Exhibition at the Cedarburg Art Museum
Cedarburg Art Museum’s Faces of Wisconsin is an exhibition featuring portraiture in a variety of media and styles. Wisconsin artists Lori Beringer, Patrick Doughman, Sasha Kinens, Rosy Petri, Vicki Reed, Janet Roberts, and Doug Witz reveal their portraits of historic, noteworthy, and today’s everyday citizens as their subjects in this show at the museum on display throughContinue reading “Faces of Wisconsin Exhibition at the Cedarburg Art Museum”
Nina Ghanbarzadeh: 52 Sites at OS Projects Extended
OS Projects is extending Nina Ghanbarzadeh‘s exhibition, 52 Sites. The show, originally scheduled to close January 16, will now continue through Saturday, March 27, 2021. OS Projects is open Saturdays, noon – 5 pm. Masks are required to enter the gallery. Ghanbarzadeh created 52 Sites in response to a threat President Donald Trump issued via tweet in January 2020Continue reading “Nina Ghanbarzadeh: 52 Sites at OS Projects Extended”
Wondering/Wandering at OS Projects in downtown Racine, Wisconsin
Written by Frank Juarez Yesterday I spent the afternoon visiting OS Projects, Racine Art Museum, and visiting the studio of Diane Levesque. It felt great to be out-n-about for a few hours with an intinerary that would minimize distractions. My first visit to OS Projects was about a year ago, which I happen to seeContinue reading “Wondering/Wandering at OS Projects in downtown Racine, Wisconsin”
Kristen Bartel & Mary Bergs: Wondering/Wandering at OS Projects
L to R: a detail of Wandering by Mary Bergs, collage on paper, 2020 and a detail of Take by Kristen Bartel, inkjet, paint, paper and plastic, 2020. For Immediate Release OS Projects is pleased to present the playful and incisive works of Kristen Bartel and Mary Bergs in Wondering/Wandering. The show opens on Saturday, August 8 and continues through OctoberContinue reading “Kristen Bartel & Mary Bergs: Wondering/Wandering at OS Projects”
July Social Club Gathering at artless Bastard Gallery in De Pere, Wisconsin
On July 25th, a small group of art enthusiasts and artists gathered at artless Bastard Gallery, 353 Main Avenue in downtown De Pere, for a tour and artist talk. The event began with an introduction from Frank Juarez, publisher, about the social club gatherings followed by an introduction, overview of the gallery and submission processContinue reading “July Social Club Gathering at artless Bastard Gallery in De Pere, Wisconsin”
“My Early Adventures in iPhoneography”
written by Dale Van Minsel, guest blogger Web: dvanminsel.com Back in 2007, the first Apple iPhones came with a built-in camera. This allowed you to take photos of reasonably quality wherever you went and easily view them on the screen. As iPhones models and features progressed, the camera system continued to improve and features wereContinue reading ““My Early Adventures in iPhoneography””