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 […]
DANCING THE CHAZEN
Madison, WI. January 31 and February 1, Li Chiao-Ping Dance (LCPD) presents DANCING THE CHAZEN, the 4th and 5th events in their 2019-2020 series 7DaysDancing with site specific works utilizing the architecturally and artistically beautiful Chazen Museum of Art. Dancing the Chazen presents a traveling program of solos, duets, and group works choreographed and directed […]
DANCING THE CHAZEN
Madison, WI. January 31 and February 1, Li Chiao-Ping Dance (LCPD) presents DANCING THE CHAZEN, the 4th and 5th events in their 2019-2020 series 7DaysDancing with site specific works utilizing the architecturally and artistically beautiful Chazen Museum of Art. Dancing the Chazen presents a traveling program of solos, duets, and group works choreographed and directed […]
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 […]
2019 Tandem Press Holiday Open House & Sale
Save the date for our annual holiday open house! Featuring printmaking demonstrations by our master printers in our studio and a selection of fine art prints (great for gifts!) in our gallery. 11am: Lithography demonstration 12:30pm: Photo intaglio demonstration 2pm: Screen print demonstration Free and open to the public. Free parking.
“Of Water, Air, and Poetry” Perspectives en Plein Air by Diane Was...
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 indescribable aura and presence of the spaces. Borrowing her exhibition title from twentieth-century, Wisconsin objectivist poet, Lorine Niedecker, Washa too creates works […]
