Wisconsin Indigenous Artists at Portrait Society Gallery by Genevieve Vahl
Stewards of the land, the Ho-Chunk had been living on the shores of Lakes Mendota and Monona for thousands of years. But in 1832, the HoChunk signed a treaty with the United States that forced them from their land and unleashed an onslaught of ethnic cleansing for...
It’s not a spoon —it’s an introduction to wood by Dylan Brogan
A fish with ornate tail fins and sunken round eyes. A bird with a long swooping neck with a ladle for a head. Arms outstretched into oversized cupped hands. A statuette with a concave face. A canoe. These are examples of the “spoons” created by the fall semester...