Feature image: Courtesy of Ripple Artspace. August 13 – September 26, 2026 Submitted Platteville, WI – Ripple Artspace invites the community to experience two new exhibitions featuring the work of Platteville artists David J. Meinhardt and Joanne Beisner, on display August 13 through September 26, 2026. In the Main Gallery, David J. Meinhardt presents 3-D ETC., an engaging exhibition featuringContinue reading “Platteville Artists David J. Meinhardt and Joanne Beisner at Ripple Artspace”
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Miller Art Museum Presents ‘12 x 12 Project: Lois Bielefeld’
Feature image: Lois Bielefeld, Front Window. Exhibition on view in downtown Sturgeon Bay August 1–31, featuring portraits, house studies, and video works exploring memory, ritual, and family Submitted Sturgeon Bay, WI – The Miller Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of its latest exhibition in the 12 x 12 Project, which features Milwaukee-based multimedia artist LoisContinue reading “Miller Art Museum Presents ‘12 x 12 Project: Lois Bielefeld’”
Sight Lines: Contemporary Photography in Wisconsin at newARTSpace
Feature image: Sarah Detweiler, Cabinet Card (Photographed at the studio of Nuss. Green Bay, Wisconsin). Submitted De Pere, WI – Sight Lines: Contemporary Photography in Wisconsin brings together the work of four artists whose practices demonstrate the breadth, complexity, and vitality of artists across the state. Though each artist approaches the medium through distinctly different conceptual, aesthetic,Continue reading “Sight Lines: Contemporary Photography in Wisconsin at newARTSpace”
Lauren Semivan and the Choreographic Potential of the Artist’s Studio
Feature image: Nebulae, 2025, #1/5, archival pigment print, 40 x 50 inches. Image courtesy of the artist. By Samantha Timm Lauren Semivan’s photographs are built worlds that trace her studio movements and propose probing questions about time and space. Using an early 20th-century large-format camera, Semivan captures scenes that she creates in her studio throughContinue reading “Lauren Semivan and the Choreographic Potential of the Artist’s Studio”
ArtStart Announces Winter 2025 Exhibitions: “With Age Comes Lines” and “Nature Photographs”
Feature image: Fiber Artist: M. Rene Iannarelli Submitted Rhinelander, WI – ArtStart invites the community to celebrate the opening of its Winter 2025 Exhibitions on Thursday, November 20, with a reception from 4 to 6 p.m. The event is free, casual, and open to all—a wonderful opportunity to meet the artists, enjoy light refreshments, andContinue reading “ArtStart Announces Winter 2025 Exhibitions: “With Age Comes Lines” and “Nature Photographs””
Maria Burundarena: Compression, Erasure, and Abstraction
feature image: Photo: Eugene I-Peng Tang. Written by Linda Marcus Making “garments for buildings” is Maria Burundarena‘s dream. The Chicago-based interdisciplinary artist uses installation, fiber, collage, photography and projection to create fractured, unknowable but familiar landscapes to fully engage the viewer’s senses. Burundarena is interested in the democratization of art, making art more accessible. She createsContinue reading “Maria Burundarena: Compression, Erasure, and Abstraction”
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”
House of No Era Isn’t Following a Script—It’s Writing Its Own
feature image: Redd Theory, Feat. Redd (Detroit) for House of No Era. Photo: House of No Era. By Carly Sioux At first glance, House of No Era might look like a vintage furniture studio. But founder Carly Sioux is doing something far more layered—blending design, music, art direction, and storytelling into a practice that refusesContinue reading “House of No Era Isn’t Following a Script—It’s Writing Its Own”
Jaeden Hannus: something once was, something still is at Photo Opp
feature image: Jaeden Hannus submitted Photo Opp is pleased to present something once was, something still is, an exhibition of new works by Jaeden Hannus, and the artist’s first solo show. Consisting of photography and sculpture, this exhibition looks to surface and traces, building on historical conversations and writing around photographic theory. “The photograph encapsulatesContinue reading “Jaeden Hannus: something once was, something still is at Photo Opp”