November 13, 2024 – May 4, 2025 Curated by Zoe Cinel submitted Rochester, Minnesota – Welcome to the Rochester Art Center, where design meets play! This new exhibition, curated by Zoe Cinel, features a fun mix of chairs created by world-renowned architects and a mini golf course designed by regional artists. Take this unique opportunityContinue reading “Press Release: Mini Golf & Chairs – Where Design Meets Play”
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Monika Wulfers: Eight Lines at a Time at OS Projects
submitted Racine, Wisconsin—OS Projects presents Eight Lines at a Time, an exhibition of large-scale paintings, prints, and drawings by Monika Wulfers. The exhibit opens on November 9, 2024, and runs through January 11, 2025. The gallery will host a reception for the artist on Saturday, November 9, from 1 to 3 p.m. Wulfers will alsoContinue reading “Monika Wulfers: Eight Lines at a Time at OS Projects”
Rima: Passages in Sephardic Sculpture at Rochester Art Center
submitted Rotem Tamir On View August 8 – October 27, 2024 | Main Gallery West Curated by Sharon Toval Opening reception | September 14, 2024, 4:00 – 7:00 PM Rochester Art Center, 30 Civic Center Drive SE, Suite 120, Rochester, MN 55904 | rochesterartcenter.org | 507-722-2552 Rochester, Minnesota – Rochester Art Center is pleased toContinue reading “Rima: Passages in Sephardic Sculpture at Rochester Art Center”
Art Against the Odds: Surmounting the Insurmountable
Feature image: M. Winston, House with oatmeal carton roof Gary John Gresl The traveling exhibition titled “Art Against the Odds” is extraordinary in several ways. The roots of the exhibition began in 2021 and took 2 years to organize and plan. It exclusively includes art made by incarcerated men and women in the Wisconsin PrisonContinue reading “Art Against the Odds: Surmounting the Insurmountable”
Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts Hosts 15th Anniversary Indiana Green 2024 Invitational
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Information Frank Juárez, Publisher + Curator, artdosemagazine@frankjuarez Shannon Kupfer, Executive Director + Curator, shannon@thelmaarts.org Fond du Lac, Wisconsin – Artdose Magazine is pleased to announce its 15th Anniversary Indiana Green 2024 Invitational featuring works by Hector Acuna, Pamela Anderson, Ann Baer, Brandon Bauer, Stephanie Barenz, Siara Berry, Lois Bielefeld, Kendra Bulgrin, Pamela Callahan, Tony Conrad,Continue reading “Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts Hosts 15th Anniversary Indiana Green 2024 Invitational”
Sarah Leuchtner: Processing Skies Past at OS Projects
Submitted Racine, Wisconsin – OS Projects is pleased to present Processing Skies Past featuring work by Chicago artist Sarah Leuchtner. The exhibit opens May 11, 2024, and continues through July 13, 2024. Sarah Leuchtner’s work explores memory, loss and transformation through a painterly lens while reflecting on what it means to be an artist inContinue reading “Sarah Leuchtner: Processing Skies Past at OS Projects”
Two Exhibitions Open Summer Season at newARTSpace
Pat Bishop, Tied to the Landscape. Textile. De Pere, Wisconsin – The Storefront Gallery at newARTSpace turns over to the Wisconsin Visual Artists Northeast Chapter to host their members juried show ART at LARGE. Founded in 1900, the WVA is Wisconsin’s oldest arts organization was created by artists for artists to champion and connect artistsContinue reading “Two Exhibitions Open Summer Season at newARTSpace”
May Ling Kopecky: To-Do List at the Rochester Art Center
submitted On view May 23, 2024 – August 18, 2024, Corridor Gallery, Rochester Art Center Artist Spotlight tour on Saturday, July 27 at 1 PM Curated by Zoe Cinel Jurors: LaVanda Mireles, Heather Hanft, Zoe Cinel Rochester, Minnesota – The Rochester Art Center presents a solo exhibition of drawings and multimedia installations by artist MayContinue reading “May Ling Kopecky: To-Do List at the Rochester Art Center”
TMA Contemporary Strikes Again
Frank Juárez In the late ’90s, I remember my professors asking me where I saw myself 5 – 10 years from now. At the time, I found this question so broad that focusing on something specific seemed unimaginable. I am sure this question still lingers through today’s educational institutions. Perhaps a better question would haveContinue reading “TMA Contemporary Strikes Again”