feature image: Tenth Annual Grilled Cheese Grant at Vanguard Sculpture Services. Photo: docMyArt. Written by Rachel Hausmann Schall In a state where funding for the arts has been struggling for many years, programs like the Grilled Cheese Grant play an integral role in putting unrestricted funds into the pockets of visual artists. As a teamContinue reading “Ten Years of Cheese”
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Two New Murals Unveiled with Neutral & Madison Public Art Project
feature image: Image credit Jan the Voyager. Submitted The Madison Public Art Project (MPAP) is pleased to announce the opening of two new art murals located at the new Bakers Place residential development, located at 849 East Washington Ave. Madison, Wisconsin. The artist known as “Jan the Voyager” was commissioned by Neutral to create theContinue reading “Two New Murals Unveiled with Neutral & Madison Public Art Project”
Wayside Days Returns to the Art Preserve for Three Days of Art, Music, and Community
feature image: Visitors explore the work of Gregory Van Maanen at the Art Preserve, 2024. Submitted Sheboygan, WI — “Be open to detours and side roads—often they lead to the richest experiences,” said Ruth DeYoung Kohler II, longtime director of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. Whether you arrive via side roads or take a detourContinue reading “Wayside Days Returns to the Art Preserve for Three Days of Art, Music, and Community”
Major Survey of Artist Tyree Guyton and Detroit’s Heidelberg Project at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center
feature image: Tyree Guyton, 2025. Submitted Sheboygan, Wisconsin — Opening September 13, 2025, at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC), Heidelbergology: Is It Art Now? examines the history of the Heidelberg Project with a focus on the wide-ranging practice of its founding artist, Tyree Guyton. Established in 1986, the Heidelberg Project is a multifaceted, immersiveContinue reading “Major Survey of Artist Tyree Guyton and Detroit’s Heidelberg Project at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center”
Ryan Woodring: Face in Clouds, invisible ink at Rochester Art Center
feature image: Ryan Woodring, spot healing 2024. Single-channel video. 9 minutes. Size variable. Alt id: An HD (16×9) video still depicting three men in just about the same standing side-pose in a well-lit apartment. 2 of the characters are 3D-modeled construction workers identifiable by hard hats and tool belts, while the third is a white male inContinue reading “Ryan Woodring: Face in Clouds, invisible ink at Rochester Art Center”
Abel Contemporary Gallery Announces Three New Exhibits
feature image: Balancing, oil on canvas, Charles Munch. Courtesy of Abel Contemporary. Submitted Abel Contemporary presents Charles Munch – Balancing, 22nd Annual Ceramics Invitational: Group Show, and in no.5: Stairing Contest by Tom Loeser and Katie Hudnall Events: Opening Reception: Friday, September 19, 5 – 8 pm Shows Open Online Saturday, September 20 at 10 am. Artist Talk with Charles Munch: Saturday, OctoberContinue reading “Abel Contemporary Gallery Announces Three New Exhibits”
Rachel Hellerich: Where Light Falls
Feature image: Rachel Hellerich, Where Light Falls, 2020, Acrylic and flashe on panel, 30 x 30 inches. Courtesy of the artist. Written by Frank Juárez On June 28, 2025, I attended the Great Lakes Invitational Art Fair in Kewaunee, Wisconsin. June was an unusual month for art fairs in Wisconsin, as I have been involved in theContinue reading “Rachel Hellerich: Where Light Falls”
ArtStart Announces Fall Exhibitions
Submitted Rhinelander, WI – ArtStart is proud to announce the opening of its Fall Exhibitions, featuring Arthropods’ Night Out by Jim Good and Realism in Rhinelander by Kyle Surges. The exhibitions will run through November 1, 2025, in the ArtStart galleries located at 68 S. Stevens St. in Rhinelander. Arthropods’ Night Out – Jim Good Printmaking is a meticulousContinue reading “ArtStart Announces Fall Exhibitions”
Emily Duke: Truth to Material
feature image: Emily in her studio. Photo: Jonas Sebura. Written by Frank Juárez Living with art brings us joy and connection. Visiting artist studios, attending exhibitions, watching live online auctions, and engaging on social media are great ways to support local artists and businesses. Each piece an artist shares with the community reflects years ofContinue reading “Emily Duke: Truth to Material”