Emmons, Detweiler, Stehlik make Wisconsin Triennial
Have there ever been more Green Bay artists chosen for inclusion in the prestigious “Wisconsin Triennial”? Class of 2010 exhibitors include three from UW-Green Bay — Prof. Carol Emmons, Associate Prof. Sarah Detweiler and Assistant Prof. Alison Stehlik — representing a solid cross-section of the Arts and Visual Design faculty.
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art selected only 44 artists from among nearly 500 applicants. Emmons will show an installation; Detweiler, photography; and Stehlik, ceramic installation. Pieces in the Triennial — the twelfth such survey of artists living and working in the state — will be on display at the Museum’s galleries in Madison May 22 through Aug. 15. For more on the show, http://www.mmoca.org/.
Artists will promote art, 2010 state show, with June talk at Neville
The aforementioned Wisconsin Triennial artists, Carol Emmons, Sarah Pearl Detweiler and Alison Stehlik, are among featured exhibitors doing talks and presentations statewide in connection with the project. The three UW-Green Bay professors will speak at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, at the Neville Public Museum of Brown County. They’ll talk about their works in the show; how living in Green Bay has shaped their creative approach, subject matter, and other artistic choices; and their roles in the community as artists and teachers. We’ll have more details closer to the date.
