From the Chair

Mar 5, 2018 | Essay, From the Chair

Tribalism. It’s a word that seems to be used, in the current moment, to describe any number of groups of which one feels an affinity for. Tribal by choice or by birth, by circumstance or by situation, all are possible organizing methods for contemporary...
Drawing is Not Just for Kids and Artists by Caroline Williams

Drawing is Not Just for Kids and Artists by Caroline Williams

Feb 27, 2018 | News

On Feb. 1, Lynda Barry spoke to the  Colorado College community for Cornerstone Arts Week. For those unaware of who this woman is, she is a spectacular human, educator, writer, and professor. She publishes a weekly comic strip, has written many books, including...

From the Chair

Feb 26, 2018 | Essay, From the Chair

Museums are perhaps the most comforting spaces for me. Full of objects and art, thoughtfully arranged and displayed and, depending on the choices of the curators, often exhilarating to pass through. While museums vary in architectural style and in the type of objects...
Cap Times Talk explores public art in Madison by Abigail Becker

Cap Times Talk explores public art in Madison by Abigail Becker

Feb 22, 2018 | News

Madison artist Kelly Parks Snider sees potential locations for public art everywhere in Madison. “I’m just driving through town, and I think, ‘There should be art there, there should be art there.’ Everywhere I go, all the time,” Parks Snider said at a Cap Times Talk...