We are excited to announce the new 2020 Masters of Fine Arts Exhibition season at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, on view February 17 – April 17, 2020. Each week new graduate students will present their work to the public! The MFA Exhibitions mark the culmination of a three-year degree program that emphasizes development of a […]
Delores Fortuna: Form and Surface, The Convergence Series
Galena Illinois based ceramicist, Delores Fortuna, creates a variety of functional and sculptural work using both stoneware and porcelain as well as glazes of her own formulation, fired in a gas reducing fiber kiln. Fortuna’s recent work has delved into the physicality of glaze, especially flow and gravity. This series of work explores connections between […]
the spaciousness of uncertainty
Richard Jones, formerly a glassblower with 30 years of experience, recently shut down his glass lab to pursue an art practice with a smaller carbon footprint. His multimedia installation includes drawings of dried leaves, burned model buildings, and planted boats floating in hanging pools— presented as new symbols for our age of death and derangement. […]
Exhibition: From the Vault
Guest curated by Thomas Garver, this exhibition features a selection of prints produced during the first decade of Tandem Press’s operations. Opening reception: Friday, November 15, 2019 Exhibition dates: November 15, 2019-January 11, 2020 Featuring prints by: Gregory Amenoff, Richard Bosman, Robert Cottingham, Louisa Chase, Raphael Ferrer, Janet Fish, Cham Hendon, Santi Moix, David Nash, […]
Opening of Three New Shows at Abel Contemporary
Opening Reception Friday, November 15th, 5pm-9pm open to the public “Of Water, Air, and Poetry” Perspectives en Plein Air by Diane Washa Award-winning plein air painter, Diane Washa, captures the varying atmospheres of midwestern landscapes. Often painterly and dreamlike, Washa’s paintings not only depict the formal structure and color of these scenes but manifest the […]
In no. 5: Quintet for the Turn (Act II) by Adam Hutchinson
Working primarily in sound and sculptural installation, Adam Hutchinson creates complex environments and soundscapes. In Quintet for the Turn, Hutchinson plays five 1960s turn tables, four playing looping excerpts from 1963 John F. Kennedy Memorial record while the fifth plays a 45 single by the Zion Jubilee Singers, “We Have a Story”. The resulting experience […]
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