On May 31, the day after violence first broke out on State Street in Madison during demonstrations in response to the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, a transformation began. Businesses up and down Madison’s defining corridor shuttered....
Art galleries, museums, music venues and theaters may have closed their doors during the COVID-19 pandemic, but they have opened access to art, music and theater online. And, in the case of Arts + Literature Laboratory, or ALL, they have opened windows to art and...
The plain brown slats lining State Street, the ones that will eventually be taken down, are now filled with color. Both artists and the public can utilize the space. Dozens have done so, creating messages of support and strength to the movement. Rodney Lambright II...
Clean-up is underway after riots broke out the previous night in downtown Madison, Wis., Tuesday, June 2, 2020. Artists Brooklyn Doby, left, a recent Edgewood College graduate, and Synovia Knox, a recent UW-Madison graduate [BS-Art ’20], make art on a boarded up...
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) — A trio of artists are brightening the Madison-area by turning blank wall spaces into a work of art. “We just biked around town,” said Brian Kehoe. “A friend actually mentioned Park Street and how there were a lot of beige, non-descript...
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