When your art involves food and relies on face to face social interactions, what do you do when public gatherings are prohibited? When faced with that question, artists Spatula & Barcode took their project to the virtual realm. The work entitled Come to the Table is currently at the Chazen Museum. At the center is […]
2020 University of Wisconsin-Madison Master of Fine Arts Exhibition Se...
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 […]
OPEN RELATIONSHIP: 4-D AREA GROUP EXHIBITION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Conley Clark, 4-D MFA Candidate (573) 979-6770, caclark9@wisc.edu OPEN RELATIONSHIP: 4-D AREA GROUP EXHIBITION MADISON, WI –Wednesday, November 13, from 5:00 –8:00 p.m., the 4-D area MFA candidates at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will host a reception for their group exhibition titled Open Relationship, located in the Art LoftsGalleryat 111 N. […]
The Reid Poetry Hour
A one-hour spoken word program featuring Nathan J. Reid’s original work, which will be shared in both a live and pre-recorded capacity.
Feast of the Feminine
Feast of the Feminine is a collaboration between artist Kel Mur and chefs Francesca Hong and Autumn Fearing. This is a seasonal, locally sourced menu representing the main nutritional components of menstruation: protein, iron, calcium, phosphate, chloride, sodium, and nitrogen. This event overlaps the concept of the body cycle with the cycle of the harvest […]
A night with robotic anthropologists
Back at the end of May, we reported from a one-night art event called Awkward Nocturnes, at which artist Claire Wilson and an audience of tinfoil-hatted thrill-seekers enjoyed a “performance” from a clattery ensemble of crude robots. On this week’s podcast, we revisit that story with a reading from Chris Lay. Give the story a listen […]
