Feature image: Photo: Bill Cameron. By John Sievers “It was almost as if my drawings were already a type of choreography,” says Minnesotan artist Jessalyn Finch. She describes herself as a Body Experience Artist and an Installation Architect. Her movement towards these practices has been full of starts and stops. Currently based in Rochester, MN,Continue reading “Jessalyn Finch: The Body as Art “
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Amy Cannestra: Liminal Dwelling at Rochester Art Center
Feature image: Punching Bag 03 by Amy Cannestra On View Starting May 23, 2026 Reception | September 27, 2026, 12 – 2 PM Submitted Rochester, MN – Rochester Art Center presents a solo exhibition of Milwaukee-based artist Amy Cannestra. In this exhibition, Cannestra examines how domestic spaces—traditionally understood as sites of comfort and refuge—can quietly transform into environmentsContinue reading “Amy Cannestra: Liminal Dwelling at Rochester Art Center”
Oliva Gallery Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary Amplifying Voices and Practices of Women Artists
Feature image: Jason Purcell I by Melanie P. Brown. Courtesy of Oliva Gallery. March 6, 2026 – March 28, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, March 6, 2025, 5:00–9:00 PM Oliva Gallery, 3816 W. Armitage Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 Submitted Chicago, IL – Oliva Gallery marks its tenth anniversary with MMM…., a group exhibition presented in conjunction with International Women’s Day.Continue reading “Oliva Gallery Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary Amplifying Voices and Practices of Women Artists”
Monica Rezman: Between Two Worlds
Feature image: Mexico Studio, 2022. Photo: Patricia Robert. By Linda Marcus For artist Monica Rezman, the “in between” is not a point of transition but a place of belonging. It’s where her practice lives — in the slip between mediums, cultures, and states of being. “It feels natural,” she says of this undefined space. “It’s myContinue reading “Monica Rezman: Between Two Worlds”
STEPHEN WILLIAMS:”…and the far off flutter of smoke-stained wings” at OS Projects
Feature image: The image that accompanies this press release shows This land is fractured, filled with birds and hills, fading into the glistenings of hand-held water. “These colors, this time, have never moved here before.” (the soft glow of lead-fueled fires and the far-off flutter of smoke-stained wings) by Stephen Williams, 2025. Submitted Racine, WIContinue reading “STEPHEN WILLIAMS:”…and the far off flutter of smoke-stained wings” at OS Projects”
Call for Art Proposals
feature image: Nautilus by Kristopher Tiffany Submitted Rochester Art Center is seeking proposals for three temporary outdoor, site-specific art installations at three locations along the trails near downtown Rochester as part of the Art4Trails program. One proposal for each site will be selected, and the artist will be awarded $3,000 per site. Artwork will be installedContinue reading “Call for Art Proposals”
Cultivating an Emerging Artists Community
feature image: L to R – R-Lo, Green Goodies, Añamarié Edwards, Geornica Daniels, Fernando Rico, and Leovardo Aguilar. Photo: Artdose magazine. By Frank Juárez This past weekend, Artdose and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center hosted its Summer 2025 Emerging Artists Program. What began two summers ago has grown from a collaboration to a partnership.Continue reading “Cultivating an Emerging Artists Community”
Call for Art Proposals: Horicon Bank Sculpture Commission
submitted Please note: there is a downloadable PDF with hyperlinks at the bottom of this call for art proposals. Correction New Timeline
Allison Wade – Place for Awkward Elegance
Feature image: Same Difference, Partial Installation View, 2024. Photo: Robert Chase Heishman. By Frank Juárez Connecting with artists, galleries, art museums, and institutions is one of the best ways to navigate the contemporary art landscape. Nowadays, making those connections is as simple as following an artist on social media, subscribing to a gallery’s newsletter, attendingContinue reading “Allison Wade – Place for Awkward Elegance”