Aug 2, 2019 | News
The objects we pass by in our everyday lives—billboards or buildings, signs, or street posts—tend to hardly register in our consciousness, perhaps creating a neural blip before quickly fading into the subconscious. But when a person is removed from their usual...
Aug 1, 2019 | News
The Campus Art Exchange collection has been decades in the making. Many of the nearly 200 pieces had been out of sight, kept in closets and corridors after remodeling jobs or the passage of time and tastes that left the artwork out of the picture. But art is made to...
Jul 27, 2019 | News
Beneath the John Nolan bridge in Madison, a piece of art is catching the attention of those passing by. “We came down just to see the sculptures because we heard about it from a friend,” says Madison resident Laurie Morris. The sculptures are called “The Swimmers,” as...
Jul 26, 2019 | News
No piece of art is born fully realized and optimally lit on a gallery wall or in a museum exhibit. Art takes shape in myriad, messy ways in studios — be they dedicated workspaces, living rooms, out in nature or in the minds of artists. “An artist’s studio...
Jul 25, 2019 | News
Madison, Wis (WMTV) — A ‘creepy’ art display under the John Nolan Bridge at Wingra Creek is getting a lot of attention on social media. “It’s creepy, very very creepy,” 13-year-old Lizzie Johnson said. It’s the talk of the town. “I heard...
Jul 25, 2019 | News
This past June, the city of Madison welcomed artist team David Dahlquist [BS-Art ’80] and Matt Niebuhr and their newest piece of public artwork, the “Both/And – Tolerance/Innovation” sculpture in the 700/800 block of State Street with a dedication ceremony. The...
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