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The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
This event is part of Madison Parks Division's "Learning Series", and is co-sponsored by FOOT (Friends of Olin Turville). Madison Parks kindly requests that folks planning to attend pre-register for this event. Click here for the registration site: https://go.evvnt.com/1123257-0?pid=6384 Category: Arts | Performing Arts | Dance
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
Don't miss the Ensemble in Process: Surrealist Dreamscapes + Album Release Concerts featuring Cole Bartels and Brian Mark at Arts + Literature Laboratory on Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 1:00 and 4:00pm. Tickets $12 ($8 students/members) in advance online at https://dreamscapes.bpt.me until 2 hours before the show, and $15 at the door (doors open 30 […]
A mischievous duo starts to doodle… and ends up creating a whole imaginative world! They invite us along on their sea adventure with a tiny little turtle. What will happen as we follow their vivid drawings into this beautiful watery world, and will they return the turtle to the sea safely? This touching and playful […]
Join us for Stand Up and Sing for Kids 2022 on Wednesday, May 11! This dynamic event is a popular and entertaining fundraiser that supports the meaningful work Canopy Center is doing in the Dane County community. There will be food, drinks, entertainment, and items up for auction. Proceeds from the event support the critical […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The Stoughton Village Players Syttende Mai Show is back with Silly Surprises If it’s the month of May then all thoughts in Stoughton, Wisconsin turn to Norwegian Independence Day. And the Stoughton Village Players return with their annual original comedy, missing due to COVID since 2019. Don’t miss Velkommen til Earth OR A Complete Waste […]
Fringe theatre company Pile of Cats presents its latest collection of original contemporary comic shorts, examining issues of the high-stress and high-reward 2020s, always with an eye to amuse and engage. Featuring squabbling couples who may or may not be opening their relationships, employees navigating work-at-home isolation, a backyard séance, and even demons at an […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The Stoughton Village Players Syttende Mai Show is back with Silly Surprises If it’s the month of May then all thoughts in Stoughton, Wisconsin turn to Norwegian Independence Day. And the Stoughton Village Players return with their annual original comedy, missing due to COVID since 2019. Don’t miss Velkommen til Earth OR A Complete Waste […]
The Stoughton Village Players Syttende Mai Show is back with Silly Surprises If it’s the month of May then all thoughts in Stoughton, Wisconsin turn to Norwegian Independence Day. And the Stoughton Village Players return with their annual original comedy, missing due to COVID since 2019. Don’t miss Velkommen til Earth OR A Complete Waste […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The Stoughton Village Players Syttende Mai Show is back with Silly Surprises If it’s the month of May then all thoughts in Stoughton, Wisconsin turn to Norwegian Independence Day. And the Stoughton Village Players return with their annual original comedy, missing due to COVID since 2019. Don’t miss Velkommen til Earth OR A Complete Waste […]
The Stoughton Village Players Syttende Mai Show is back with Silly Surprises If it’s the month of May then all thoughts in Stoughton, Wisconsin turn to Norwegian Independence Day. And the Stoughton Village Players return with their annual original comedy, missing due to COVID since 2019. Don’t miss Velkommen til Earth OR A Complete Waste […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
Fringe theatre company Pile of Cats presents its latest collection of original contemporary comic shorts, examining issues of the high-stress and high-reward 2020s, always with an eye to amuse and engage. Featuring squabbling couples who may or may not be opening their relationships, employees navigating work-at-home isolation, a backyard séance, and even demons at an […]
An open mic. Friends sharing words. Watch. Listen. Speak. Share. Maybe you have a favorite poem, or passage from a book you’d like to share. Or maybe you write your own and are ready to share it with the rest of us. Maybe you just want to tell a story. Or maybe you just want […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
Fringe theatre company Pile of Cats presents its latest collection of original contemporary comic shorts, examining issues of the high-stress and high-reward 2020s, always with an eye to amuse and engage. Featuring squabbling couples who may or may not be opening their relationships, employees navigating work-at-home isolation, a backyard séance, and even demons at an […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
Fringe theatre company Pile of Cats presents its latest collection of original contemporary comic shorts, examining issues of the high-stress and high-reward 2020s, always with an eye to amuse and engage. Featuring squabbling couples who may or may not be opening their relationships, employees navigating work-at-home isolation, a backyard séance, and even demons at an […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
Madison, Wis. – After two seasons of virtual programming, LunART Festival is back in person, in full festival flair, to continue its mission of supporting, inspiring, promoting and celebrating women in the arts. The 2022 season “IDENTITY” brings eight events to six venues in the Madison area, providing accessible, high-quality, engaging concerts and events with […]
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
The James Watrous Gallery welcomes a trio of exhibitions running April 15 – June 12: photographer Lois Bielefeld’s New Domesticity, painter Comfort Wasikhongo’s Bodies of Knowledge, and social artist Borealis’ Kinfabula. All three exhibits examine themes of home and body, individual and community. An opening reception will be held on April 15 from 6-8 pm.
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