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UW–Madison joins prestigious London print fair as first U.S. partner institution

Nov 3, 2025 | News

UW–Madison’s Faisal Abdu’Allah — the Chazen Family Distinguished Chair in Art and associate dean for the arts in the School of Education — is organizing a panel discussion titled “Flip it and Reverse it: Experimentation and Collaboration from the Print Studio to the...

The Carriage of Ongoing Days by Blue Rachapradit and Noelle Cataldo

Nov 3, 2025 | ArtsatUW, Events

Wednesday, November 12 @ 5 – 8pm Location: The Local Motive, 646 W Washington Ave #5, Madison, WI Each year, 10 million people worldwide receive a dementia diagnosis. For many, this clinical label comes with unforeseen obstacles and stigma, however, life...

Incantations: Photo Graduate Exhibition

Oct 28, 2025 | ArtsatUW, Events

October 29 – November 2 Artists: Mark Almanza, Eli Anderson, Baran Ataei, Jami Balicki, Fani Fatemeh, Tanya Habjouqa, Dani Hughes, and Nika McKagen Reception: Thursday, October 30, 4-6pm Location: Art Lofts Gallery Gallery, 111 N Frances St, Madison,...

Roots in Motion by Caroline Schneider MS’11

Oct 28, 2025 | News

“How does your garden grow?” It’s a question posed often enough that it even appears in a classic nursery rhyme. When Angela Johnson [MFA ’16], a local artist and teaching faculty member in the UW Art Department, was asked to create a hands-on experience for...

A Wisconsin artist wants us to rethink what a book can be by Mackenzie Krumme

Oct 27, 2025 | News

Julie Chen has made hundreds of books. But she’s not an author. She’s a book artist. “Book art really is about using the book form, in all its various iterations, as an art medium. The way someone might make art film or sculpture or a print,” Chen told WPR’s...

UW–Madison joins prestigious London print fair as first U.S. partner institution

The Carriage of Ongoing Days by Blue Rachapradit and Noelle Cataldo

Incantations: Photo Graduate Exhibition

Roots in Motion by Caroline Schneider MS’11

A Wisconsin artist wants us to rethink what a book can be by Mackenzie Krumme

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