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Opening Reception 1/26
January 26 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED FROM FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 TO FRIDAY JANUARY 26 DUE TO A WINTER STORM.
Deb Gottschalk : On the Water
Capturing a moment is a seemingly impossible task but is the lifework of Madison-based oil painter, Deb Gottschalk. In her exquisite renderings of water and sky, and often con-versations between the two, Gottschalk achieves a tranquil yet dynamic stillness in the rippling surface of ponds and rivers, and the amorphous swirling of clouds. Gottschalk’s paintings capture a personal recollection of place— all based on very real places and intended to convey a sense of the time of day, the feel of the air, the precise moment.
Gottschalk takes hundreds of reference photographs, compositing elements of the im-ages together to capture the precise sense of place.
Capturing a moment is a seemingly impossible task but is the lifework of Madison-based oil painter, Deb Gottschalk. In her exquisite renderings of water and sky, and often con-versations between the two, Gottschalk achieves a tranquil yet dynamic stillness in the rippling surface of ponds and rivers, and the amorphous swirling of clouds. Gottschalk’s paintings capture a personal recollection of place— all based on very real places and intended to convey a sense of the time of day, the feel of the air, the precise moment.
Gottschalk takes hundreds of reference photographs, compositing elements of the im-ages together to capture the precise sense of place.
Group Show : Nocturne
As we emerge from the darkest days of the year, we reflect on the beauty and sereni-ty of night. Artists in a variety of media create works based on this ephemeral time of day. Artists in this show include Randall Berndt, Barry Roal Carlsen, Mary Hood, Kelli Hoppmann, William Lemke, John S. Miller, Charles Munch, Ann Orlowski, Gregory Schulte, Allan Servoss, George Shipperley, Diana Washa, and Jonathan Wilde.
As we emerge from the darkest days of the year, we reflect on the beauty and sereni-ty of night. Artists in a variety of media create works based on this ephemeral time of day. Artists in this show include Randall Berndt, Barry Roal Carlsen, Mary Hood, Kelli Hoppmann, William Lemke, John S. Miller, Charles Munch, Ann Orlowski, Gregory Schulte, Allan Servoss, George Shipperley, Diana Washa, and Jonathan Wilde.
In no. 5: Interstitium an installation by Matt Kuhlman
Milwaukee-based artist Matt Kuhlman creates multimedia installations that play with the mechanics of perception. Interstitium combines drawing, video, and mobile sculp-ture to challenge the notion of drawing as a static object.
Milwaukee-based artist Matt Kuhlman creates multimedia installations that play with the mechanics of perception. Interstitium combines drawing, video, and mobile sculp-ture to challenge the notion of drawing as a static object.
