Artdose is pleased to announce its 10 artists to watch in 2026. Artists are Bryana Bibbs, Geornica Daniels, Melissa Scherrer Paré, Brandom Terres-Sanchez, Lillian Supanich, Kaden Van De Loo, Kushala Vora, Michael Ware, Cassandra Xiong, and Carina Yepez. 10 artists to watch in 2026 was curated by the Artdose team. Bryana Bibbs Bryana Bibbs isContinue reading “10 Artists to Watch in 2026”
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Rahr-West Art Museum Open House
feature image: Keith Haring, Dog Hoop. Courtesy of the Trimper Gallery. Submitted The Rahr-West Art Museum is pleased to present an Open House on Sunday, February 15, 2026, to celebrate the reopening of the Vilas-Rahr Mansion and the closing of the Keith Haring: Subway Drawings exhibit. Open House Schedule 11:00 am – 4:00 pm | Explore new Mansion exhibits and the KeithContinue reading “Rahr-West Art Museum Open House”
John Michael Kohler Arts Center Debuts Scent-Focused Exhibition by Emily Endo
Feature image: Emily Endo, Orphic Diadem, 2024; glass, stainless steel, and fragrance; 22 x 22 x 10 in. Photo: Margeaux Walter. Submitted Emily Endo: Estuary invites visitors to engage with glass, fragrance, and multisensory perception. Sheboygan, WI — The John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC) will debut Emily Endo: Estuary, a new exhibition by artist Emily Endo (they/them), onContinue reading “John Michael Kohler Arts Center Debuts Scent-Focused Exhibition by Emily Endo”
Exploring Grief through Art at Madison Death Studio
Feature image: The Madison Death Studio leads a mock burial at a natural cemetery in Verona, Wisconsin. Photo: Madison Death Studio. By Emilie Heidemann Meghan Allynn Johnson, a death worker and artist from Madison, Wisconsin, knows how lonely it can be to go through a devastating loss and to grapple with the grief that follows.Continue reading “Exploring Grief through Art at Madison Death Studio”
A New Home: Celebrating the Re-Opening of the Trout Museum of Art
Feature image: facade of the new location for the Trout Museum of Art. Photo: Artdose Magazine. By Rachel Hausmann Schall As a Wisconsin-based artist and art lover, I’m interested in visiting art spaces across the state. From museums and art centers to garage galleries and basement event spaces, it’s intriguing to see the variety ofContinue reading “A New Home: Celebrating the Re-Opening of the Trout Museum of Art”
In Review: Keith Haring in Manitowoc, Wisconsin?
Feature image: Keith Haring: Subway Drawings, Rahr-West Art Museum. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Frank Juárez When I heard that a Keith Haring exhibition was coming to the Rahr-West Art Museum, I thought, “Keith Haring in Manitowoc?” I never imagined that a show like this would come to a city known as “Wisconsin’s Maritime Capital,” or put those twoContinue reading “In Review: Keith Haring in Manitowoc, Wisconsin?”
Where Language Fails: The Art of James Kao
Feature image: James Kao. Photo Credit: Brennan Witt. By April Behnke James Kao’s paintings and drawings inhabit the space between perception and imagination. Shapes of trees, mountains, and water surface recede, emerging through soft layers of color and mark-making. Edges blur; forms appear and dissolve. His images seem to capture not the world as it is,Continue reading “Where Language Fails: The Art of James Kao”
Large-Scale Installation by Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis on View at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Feature image: From left: Phillip Andrew Lewis and Lenka Clayton—photo courtesy of the artists. Submitted Sheboygan, WI – Opening January 31, 2026, at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC), Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis: Rock Fade (~45 Billion Years) is a large-scale installation by artist-collaborators Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. Inviting viewers intoContinue reading “Large-Scale Installation by Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis on View at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center”
Center for the Visual Arts New Exhibitions
Feature image: Jody Beighley, December Light, Colored Pencil, (Award Winner) Submitted Wausau, WI – The Center for the Visual Arts (CVA) is proud to announce the opening of its winter exhibition season, featuring a diverse collection of regional talent across four exhibits in all three professional gallery spaces. A cornerstone of this season is theContinue reading “Center for the Visual Arts New Exhibitions”