The Center for the Visual Arts to Host Reception for New Exhibits

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact:Madison Hager, CVA Executive Director715.842.4545mhager@cvawausau.org Wausau, Wisconsin – The Center for the Visual Arts will host a reception on Saturday, May 21 from 5 -7 p.m. for two new exhibits that opened earlier this month. The Caroline S. Mark Gallery is currently displaying the Pulp: Paper, Print and Wood exhibit and the Vault Gallery isContinue reading “The Center for the Visual Arts to Host Reception for New Exhibits”

Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass’ The Crystal Ball Fun-raiser

The Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass hosted its fun-raiser at The Ballroom at the Reserve in downtown Neenah. This event was in support of its educational programs through silent and live art auction donated by glass artists such as Wes Hunting, Chelsea Littman, Mick Meilahn, Jeremy Popelka, Stephanie Trenchard, and more. Crystal Ball sponsors were KerberContinue reading “Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass’ The Crystal Ball Fun-raiser”

Artdose Magazine Expands Regionally in 2023

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Information Frank Juárez, founder + publisher frankjuarezgallery(at)gmail (dot)com Sheboygan, Wisconsin (April 20, 2022) – Artdose Magazine is pleased to announce its expansion this summer to include the visual arts from neighboring states; Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota, in preparation for its 10th year milestone in 2023. This summer’s issue will introduceContinue reading “Artdose Magazine Expands Regionally in 2023”

The Seventh Annual Grilled Cheese Grant Exhibition Closes April 3, 2022

MARN ART + CULTURE HUB 191 N. BroadwayMilwaukee, WI 53202 Sunday | 8am – 6pm Monday | 8am – 4pm Tuesday | 8am – 4pm Wednesday | 8am – 6pm Thursday | 8am – 6pm Friday | 8am – 6pm Saturday | 8am – 6pm The Grilled Cheese Grant (GCG) is an annual community fundraisingContinue reading “The Seventh Annual Grilled Cheese Grant Exhibition Closes April 3, 2022”

In the Studio: Sara Willadsen at the Peninsula School of Art

Frank Juárez Recently, I visited Sheboygan Falls-based artist, Sara Willadsen, at the new addition to the Peninsula School of Art campus. Talk about being at the right place and at the right time, huh? Actually, we happened to be in Door County that weekend and I noticed on Instagram that she was participating in thisContinue reading “In the Studio: Sara Willadsen at the Peninsula School of Art”

Now on View: Paul Druecke’s Sign Of The Times at the Trout Museum of Art, Appleton, Wisconsin

Participating artists: Allison Wiese Anja Notanja Sieger Beth Zinsli Chuck Stebelton Claire Readig Ella deBoer Frank Juárez Irene Strohbeen Ish Klein Jennifer Johung Jenny Gropp Joshua Ballew Joshua Lambrecht Kathy Flores Laura Jones Laura Solomon Le’Andra LeSeur Maeve Jackson Maria Van Laanen Alderperson Maiyoua Thao Matthias Neumann Maureen Ragalie Peter Scott Ruben Veritá Sarah AzizContinue reading “Now on View: Paul Druecke’s Sign Of The Times at the Trout Museum of Art, Appleton, Wisconsin”

Conversation with artist Francesca Simonite

Frank Juarez I discovered Francesca Simonite‘s work through one of MARN‘s exhibitions, C is for Conversations, early this Fall. From a distance, I was drawn to her work by its sculptural form. As I approached the work, I noticed that her work was not only sculptural, but also photographic. The work was different from whatContinue reading “Conversation with artist Francesca Simonite”

Review: Recognizing Success Amidst the Pandemic

Rachel Hausmann Schall It can be exhausting to continuously dwell on discussing how the pandemic has hindered or completely halted the familiarity of our everyday routines, impacted how we attend events, sustain careers, and maintain relationships. As a change of pace, focusing on the positives allow us to celebrate the successes born out of theContinue reading “Review: Recognizing Success Amidst the Pandemic”

Artists Sunday at Rountree Gallery, Platteville

Frank Juarez On Sunday, November 28th, fellow photographer, Pat Ryan, and I visited Rountree Gallery in downtown Platteville to view their current exhibition, Teeny, Tiny, BOLD. This is the second time I have visited the gallery since the summer. For a small community, the not-for-profit gallery introduces quite the range of traditional and contemporary works.Continue reading “Artists Sunday at Rountree Gallery, Platteville”