“Let’s Talk About It” book seeks to preserve protest art and keep the moment from being forgotten by Ayomi Wolff
The American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social Impact, in partnership with the city of Madison Arts Commission, has created a substantial book titled “Let’s Talk About It,” a compilation of the many city-commissioned murals painted along State Street...
A Respite From The Waking Nightmare: A Review of Western Exhibitions Drawing Biennial by Erin Toale
I haven’t publicly written about art for over a year. A year called incoherent, unresolved, discontinuous, and disconsonant in this very publication by Alan Pocaro, a great writer. I, a mediocre and melodramatic writer, prefer the term waking nightmare. I don’t know...
American Family Insurance rises to call for action, preserving State Street art in new book
MADISON, Wis. — Last summer, after the death of George Floyd, artists in our community started painting murals along State Street that captured the moment, mood and emotion behind the Black Lives Matter movement. The boarded up store fronts were transformed into works...
UW–Madison’s Ahn presents exhibition at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design
UW–Madison’s Yeohyun Ahn is featured in an exhibition, “TYPE Portrait – Tangible TYPE,” at the Brooks Stevens Gallery at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. Ahn is an assistant professor in the School of Education’s Art Department. “TYPE Portrait – Tangible...