Though none of the crew knew whether or not Goliath was going to come back for a third season, five scripts had been written and a warehouse in Santa Clarita rented, ready for production to begin. I walked into the empty building, hired before the show had officially...
Moving from one section to another in artist Dakota Mace’s show Nihá (For Us), up through December 21 at Arts + Literature Laboratory, requires viewers to change how they’re looking and what they’re looking for. That is in part because Mace uses a...
Two years ago, Bird Ross [MFA ’92] and Brenda Baker [MFA ’90] came up with the idea for an art prize to support Dane County’s professional female artists. Gender disparities in the art world are stark. Only 30% of artists represented in commercial...
It was an art show two years ago that first sparked an idea for Madison artists Bird Ross [MFA ’92] and Brenda Baker [MFA ’90]. And then another idea. And another. The culmination of that chain of sparks came Friday night with the announcement of the two...
Artist Jayne Reid Jackson [BS-Art ’77] could be working on a piece for weeks before she knows exactly what it looks like. Jackson is a practiced hand at mezzotint, a centuries-old printing process, but it still surprises her all the time. “The plate can fool you...
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