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”

Katherine Steichen Rosing: Atmospheric Intricacies at James May Gallery

Submitted Milwaukee, Wisconsin – James May Gallery is thrilled to mark its one-year anniversary in Milwaukee (and its tenth anniversary in Wisconsin) with an environmentally focused solo art exhibition, Atmospheric Intricacies, by artist Katherine Steichen Rosing. As we emerge from an uncharacteristically warm winter, Katherine Rosing’s paintings and installations ask us to look more closelyContinue reading “Katherine Steichen Rosing: Atmospheric Intricacies at James May Gallery”

Michaela Foreman at Levee Contemporary

submitted Princeton, Wisconsin – LEVEE CONTEMPORARY is proud to announce a new exhibition featuring artwork by Princeton-based photographer Michaela Foreman. The show will open Friday, March 1st with an opening reception on that Friday from 4:00 – 7:00 pm. The reception is free and open to the public, who are encouraged to check out theContinue reading “Michaela Foreman at Levee Contemporary”

Poor Farm: Rich in Possibilities

Written by Rachel Hausmann Schall In Wisconsin, there’s no shortage of spectacular countryside views that residents and visitors can enjoy year-round. Unlike the hustle and bustle of big cities filled with high-rise buildings, public transportation, and dense populations, smaller communities in Wisconsin are instead characterized by diverse wildlife, rolling hills, moraines, marshes, lakes, farm fields,Continue reading “Poor Farm: Rich in Possibilities”

Pete Driessen’s Zumbro Bend: Three Desiring Bodies at the Rochester Art Center

Submitted Rochester Art Center, 30 Civic Center Drive SE, Suite 120, Rochester, MN 55904 On View November 18, 2023 – March 24, 2024Opening Reception & Artist Talk – Saturday, November 18, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Artist Talk at 2:00 PM In Zumbro Bend: Three Desiring Bodies, Minneapolis-based visual artist Pete Driessen installs three separate site-specific works,Continue reading “Pete Driessen’s Zumbro Bend: Three Desiring Bodies at the Rochester Art Center”

Highlights: Milwaukee Gallery Night Fall 2023

Frank Juárez The excitement for Milwaukee Gallery Night & Day started about two weeks prior to the art event. Social media has been a great way to get a sense of which venues will participating as well as which artists will be exhibiting. This two-day event featured 50 venues located in four “neighborhoods” – HistoricContinue reading “Highlights: Milwaukee Gallery Night Fall 2023”

Saturdays Are For Road Trips Photography Exhibition at St. Norbert College

Submitted On October 19th, St. Norbert College’s Baer Gallery hosted the closing reception for “Saturdays Are For Road Trips” featuring new work by Frank Juárezand Pat Ryan. The cold and rainy evening brought a small yet engaging audience to the exhibition. Although there was not a formal artist talk, both photographers were approachable for conversations about the photographs,Continue reading “Saturdays Are For Road Trips Photography Exhibition at St. Norbert College”

A Tour of the Factories, VAR Gallery, Hawthorn Contemporary, and Walker’s Point

Frank Juárez What started off by picking up a couple of paintings from The Art Department Exhibition easily transitioned into walking through a very small part of Walker’s Point in Milwaukee. Nowadays, it seems that our daily lives are back to pre-pandemic routines by going from point A to point B, point C to pointContinue reading “A Tour of the Factories, VAR Gallery, Hawthorn Contemporary, and Walker’s Point”