Linda Marcus Jaymee Harvey Willms is masterful at putting things back together, especially after she purposefully breaks them. The assemblage artist and Director of the Villa Terrace and Charles Allis Art Museums current body of work involves taking quotidian objects and breaking them and remaking them into new sculptures. “I started to break things andContinue reading “Light and Loss, Hope and Connection”
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Piece by Piece Exhibition at the Rochester Art Center
Submitted On View August 12 – October 28, 2023 Curated by Minnesota Mosaic Guild Coordinated by Susan Mathis Opening Reception: August 12, 1:00 – 3:00 PM Light refreshments and mosaic demonstration by Debra DSouza Artists: Sushila Anderson, Rachel Arntson, Rebecca Campbell, Debra DSouza, Kristin Dieng, Kelly Holzer, Bernadette Janisch, Jeff Janisch, Laura Lee, Amy Leyden, Shakuntala Maheshwari,Continue reading “Piece by Piece Exhibition at the Rochester Art Center”
Bringing West Africa to the Midwest
Kaleb Williams On the surface it may not seem that athletes and artists have much in common, but acrylic painter Sahr Ngekia is blurring the lines in his own way and at his own pace. A modern renaissance man, Sahr (pronounced “saw”) seesaws back and forth between the analytical complexities of medical sales to hisContinue reading “Bringing West Africa to the Midwest”
Like a Little Tlaquepaque Vase or Como Jarrito de Tlaquepaque: Ivonne Yáñez at Rochester Art Center
submitted On view July 26, 2023 – January 21, 2024 Rochester Art Center Corridor Gallery 30 Civic Center Drive SE, Suite 120 Rochester, MN 55904 rochesterartcenter.org 507-282-8629 Reception with Gallery Tour & Workshop | Sunday, October 1, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Like a little Tlaquepaque vase or Como Jarrito de Tlaquepaque is a solo exhibitionContinue reading “Like a Little Tlaquepaque Vase or Como Jarrito de Tlaquepaque: Ivonne Yáñez at Rochester Art Center”
Emerging Artist Program at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Frank Juárez On June 16, 2023, the John Michael Kohler Art Center‘s hosted its inaugural cohort of five emerging Wisconsin artists for an in-person gathering since their virtual zoom in April 2023. The idea of the emerging artist program was sparked by my observations during a Midsummer Festival of the Arts a few years back,Continue reading “Emerging Artist Program at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center”
Waves For Change
Jillian Talarczyk, Founder & Artistic Director of the Madison Public Art Project I recently spent time with Madison’s most in-demand muralist, Audifax. Our days together raced by while Audi, as she encourages her friends to call her, painted her newest commission, a site-specific mural entitled Riding Waves. Despite the intense installation schedule, we found time to chatContinue reading “Waves For Change”
Water Shields & Damselflies: Katherine Steichen Rosing at Center for the Visual Arts
June 7 – August 12, 2023 Opening Reception June 23, 5 – 7 pm Caroline S. Mark Gallery CENTER FOR VISUAL ARTS WAUSAU 427 North Fourth StreetWausau, Wisconsin 54403 Hours: Wednesday – Friday 10am-4pm, Sat 12pm-4pm This exhibition is supported (in part) by the Women Artist Forward Fund and the Forward Art Prize and the WisconsinContinue reading “Water Shields & Damselflies: Katherine Steichen Rosing at Center for the Visual Arts”
TMA Contemporary at the Trout Museum of Art
Frank Juárez The Trout Museum of Art hosted its annual TMA Contemporary Juried Exhibition with an opening reception on June 10, 2023. More than 1,200 artworks were submitted by 416 artists from across the state of Wisconsin. 106 artists being accepted. The evening was filled with pride, positive energy, great conversations, and a well-balanced curatedContinue reading “TMA Contemporary at the Trout Museum of Art”
Free Saturday Tours of the Art Against the Odds: Wisconsin Prison Art Exhibition at the Rahr-West Art Museum
submitted The Rahr-West Art Museum is proud to host Art Against The Odds: Wisconsin Prison Art from June 4 through August 6, 2023. Art Against The Odds: Wisconsin Prison Art features more than 60 artists who turned to creative production to mitigate the de-humanizing conditions of incarceration. The museum will offer free guided tours of the exhibit each Saturday atContinue reading “Free Saturday Tours of the Art Against the Odds: Wisconsin Prison Art Exhibition at the Rahr-West Art Museum”