MOWA debuts focused retrospective of paintings by UW–Madison’s Smith III
“Leave Your Baggage at the Door,” a focused retrospective featuring 22 paintings by UW–Madison’s Leslie Smith III, a professor of drawing and painting and chair of the Art Department in the School of Education, will be on view at the Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA) in...
UW–Madison’s Hilyard sees ‘Morning Glory’ work featured at Taos Film Festival by Karen Rivedal, Office of Research & Scholarship
When UW–Madison Digital Arts Professor Stephen Hilyard’s short animation titled “Morning Glory” screened at the Taos Film Festival this year, the official selection gave the artist something galleries rarely can: the chance to experience his viewers’ reactions in real...
Teejop Community Art Project educates, spreads awareness of history by Dauntae Green
This August, Madison will be celebrating a project 10 years in the making. The Teejop Community History Public Art Project is focused on educating the public on the Teejop (pronounced “day-JOPE”) community, with seven artists’ installations at five sites. “One of its...
Three summer arts students, three unique experiences by Ted Hyngstrom, Division of the Arts
Summer arts courses offer students a bonus season to earn valuable credits, expand their horizons, and, in some cases, discover deeply personal stories. Raleigh Savage usually spends her semesters investigating the inner workings of the human brain — studying concepts...