feature image: Marla Sweitzer, Untitled, Tile 49, 2024. Oil on ceramic, 8.25 × 7 inches. Photo: The Nook Gallery. By Isabel Pinheiro At first glance, The Nook, an art gallery quietly tucked into the corner of a St. Louis home’s kitchen, might seem like nothing more than a charmingly domestic scene: a kettle on theContinue reading “The Radical Kitchen: Domestic Space as Curatorial Practice”
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New Exhibits open at the Center for Visual Arts, host reception in Celebration
feature image: courtesy of the Center for the Visual Arts. submitted Wausau, Wisconsin – The Center for the Visual Arts will host a public reception this Saturday, August 9th, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. for its exhibits that opened this Summer. This closing reception will be the last opportunity to see the current exhibits onContinue reading “New Exhibits open at the Center for Visual Arts, host reception in Celebration”
Before We Were Wisconsin: The Indigenous Rock Art at Roche-A-Cri
feature image: Roche-A-Cri State Park Petroglyphs, Crescents, turkey tracks, and bird shapes can all be seen here. By Emma Hitzman, Museum Curator, Cedarburg Art Museum Before Wisconsin became a state in 1848, it was not known by that name. It is the ancestral homeland of many Indigenous nations, from the Early Woodland period peoples toContinue reading “Before We Were Wisconsin: The Indigenous Rock Art at Roche-A-Cri”
Catherine Sollman: Gut Symmetry at OS Projects
feature image: Catherine Sollman, Nicole, Augusta Street, 2025 submitted Racine, Wisconsin – Gut Symmetry, an exhibition of paintings and prints by Chicago artist Catherine Sollman, opens at OS Projects on August 9, 2025. The exhibition continues through October 11, 2025. OS Projects will host a reception for the artist from 1 – 3 pm on Saturday,Continue reading “Catherine Sollman: Gut Symmetry at OS Projects”
In Review: Erin Shirreff: Permanent Drafts at the Milwaukee Art Museum
feature image: Erin Shirreff: Permanent Drafts at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Frank Juárez Creating space for contemplation, exploration, and creation is a pursuit for artists. Materials, whether discarded or created, become a possibility of opportunity. Ideas develop into inquiries. Intuition leads to action. How many times have you seen a uniqueContinue reading “In Review: Erin Shirreff: Permanent Drafts at the Milwaukee Art Museum”
In Review: A Map of Mash-ups: Rachel Hausmann Schall’s Paintings at No Instructions Gallery Leave All the Doors Open
feature image: Rachel Hausmann Schall: Leave All the Doors Open at No Instructions Gallery. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Samantha Timm Rachel Hausmann Schall’s dynamic exhibition Leave All the Doors Open invites us to look closely and decipher her colorful language of marks, and provides a window into her rigorous process of creating. When I spokeContinue reading “In Review: A Map of Mash-ups: Rachel Hausmann Schall’s Paintings at No Instructions Gallery Leave All the Doors Open “
Cultivating an Emerging Artists Community
feature image: L to R – R-Lo, Green Goodies, Añamarié Edwards, Geornica Daniels, Fernando Rico, and Leovardo Aguilar. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Frank Juárez This past weekend, Artdose and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center hosted its Summer 2025 Emerging Artists Program. What began two summers ago has grown from a collaboration to a partnership.Continue reading “Cultivating an Emerging Artists Community”
Discover Triple 3 Magazine: A New Vision in Arts and Culture
feature image: TripleMagazine, Release Part Invite. Courtesy of Triple 3 magazine. By Frank Juárez Last month, I was introduced to Triple 3 magazine via an email from one of the co-founders. The inquiry was about being featured in Artdose. Of course, I was curious. I looked up the magazine online and checked their Instagram. At first glance, theContinue reading “Discover Triple 3 Magazine: A New Vision in Arts and Culture”
The Beat Goes On! — New Exhibition at Villa Terrace Unveils the Art and History of Sheet Music, 1897–1957
feature image: Courtesy of Villa Terrace. submitted Milwaukee, Wisconsin – A groundbreaking new exhibition, The Beat Goes On!: The Art and History of Sheet Music: 1897–1957, opens Thursday, July 31, at the Villa Terrace with a public reception from 5–8 pm. Sponsored by the Milwaukee-based headquarters of Hal Leonard—the world’s largest sheet music publisher—and Guardian Fine Art Service—the Midwest’s premier art services company. WithContinue reading “The Beat Goes On! — New Exhibition at Villa Terrace Unveils the Art and History of Sheet Music, 1897–1957”