From Trash Can to Treasure by Dean Robbins
Imagine an 11-foot-tall wooden object on three legs with a little pincer way up on top — what artist Katie Hudnall calls a sort of “demented coat rack.” When the viewer pulls a lever, the pincer opens, allowing a maple seed to gracefully whirl to the ground,...UW-Madison Art Department 2025 Fall Open House
Saturday, October 25 @ 12–5pm Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 25th from 12 to 5pm as we host our annual Fall Open House. This event is free and invites current students, prospective students interested in studying at UW-Madison and the general public to...
‘It Was a Dream Job’: Truman Lowe’s legacy at UW–Madison lives on through new scholarship by Kari Dickinson
When acclaimed Ho-Chunk sculptor Truman Lowe passed away in 2019, he left behind more than a body of internationally celebrated artwork. As a longtime faculty member in School of Education’s Art Department, he was also a dedicated educator and respected mentor who...