Submitted On May 15, 2025, as part of the celebration of the 75th year of the Rahr-West Art Museum, the museum offers a day of programming in honor of the gem of our collection, Birch and Pine No. 2 by Georgia O’Keeffe. The painting was completed one hundred years ago, in 1925, and has been a part ofContinue reading “100 years of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Birch and Pine Tree No. 2 painting featured at Rahr-West Art Museum”
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New Exhibitions at newARTSpace
Feature image: Peter Koury, The Delicate Balance of Mourning.. Submitted De Pere, Wisconsin – It’s spring! And the world is teaming with the force of life – as daffodils pierce through the soil and buds set on our trees and shrubs, so too, newARTSpace jumps back to life with a new exhibition celebrating three exuberant bodies of workContinue reading “New Exhibitions at newARTSpace”
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”
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”
Assaf Evron: Vision and Landscapes
Artist Assaf Evron. Article written by Linda Marcus. What we see, how we see, and how we understand what we see is the basis of Assaf Evron‘s art. His conceptual practice spans from sculpture to photography with a variety of mediums. He says it’s one of his biggest challenges, how to “package” or explain whatContinue reading “Assaf Evron: Vision and Landscapes “
Kimberly Rashad: Re-entering Her Creative Realm
Kaleb Williams In the intricate dance between life and art, sometimes an artist finds themselves on a hiatus, exploring different facets of existence. Life’s demands, personal challenges, or the pursuit of diverse experiences can lead an artist away from her creative sanctuary. However, the story doesn’t end there. There comes a moment when the artistContinue reading “Kimberly Rashad: Re-entering Her Creative Realm”
Jordan Martins: Camouflage and Concealment
Linda Marcus Playing and exploring is what Jordan Martins wants viewers to do when they encounter his work. The Chicago based artist, curator, musician and educator works in collage and pushes photography and painting in unexpected ways to propel collage in new directions. Martins says, “I wanted to create a painting that is on the brinkContinue reading “Jordan Martins: Camouflage and Concealment”
Lauren Paradise at Levee Contemporary
Frank Juárez Recently I attended a reception at Levee Contemporary to see their newest exhibition, “Lauren Paradise Paintings.” If you are not familiar with this gallery, it is a contemporary commercial gallery nestled in downtown Princeton, Wisconsin. This seasonal gallery celebrated its 3rd anniversary and has brought Jorge Gutierrez as its gallery manager, who hasContinue reading “Lauren Paradise at Levee Contemporary”
Dyani White Hawk
Frank Juárez I was first introduced to the work of Dyani White Hawk by SchoolArts Magazine editor Nancy Walkup. This introduction led to writing an article in 2020 about White Hawk’s work through the lens of an art educator. Since then, I have been following her career via social media. In 2020 she contributed to the designContinue reading “Dyani White Hawk”