The Lawton Gallery in Theatre Hall is welcoming the exhibit “Hamilton Wood Type” on Thursday (Sept. 10) with a gallery reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. including the guest curator’s talk at 5 p.m. The curator, Jim Moran, is director of the Two Rivers museum, famous among graphic designers and certain art-lovers for its great variety of handmade fonts both practical and fanciful. The Lawton exhibition runs through Oct. 1 and features a collection of wood type alongside various letterpress printed posters created by Hamilton Manufacturing. Additionally, Moran will be giving a brief slideshow presentation before the opening, discussing the history of wood type and the museum in Studio Arts Room 411 at 3:30 p.m. that day. All Lawton Gallery events are free and open to the public. For details, visit the Lawton website, or contact Interim Curator Laura Schley at (920) 465-2916.
- Next story UW-Green Bay to be site of UW System listening sessions Sept. 15
- Previous story Sept. 24 event features Chicano scholar’s talk on Latino American history
Recent News
- achievements alumni Art Athletics Business Administration CAHSS Chancellor CHESW Cofrin School of Business commencement community Continuing Education and Community Engagement Coronavirus CSET Democracy and Justice Studies faculty faculty/staff faculty and staff Human Biology Human Development Humanistic Studies Log E-news Manitowoc Campus Marinette Campus men's basketball Music Natural and Applied Sciences Nursing Photos Political Science professional studies Psychology Public and Environmental Affairs publication SBDC Sheboygan Campus Student Life students Theatre and Dance University Union UW-Green Bay Libraries UW System Video Weidner Center women's basketball
Inside Magazine
-
9 Jan, 2020