Tag: Art and Design
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newARTSpace is opening soon!
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NewARTSpace is opening soon! Created by former UW-Green Bay alumna, Terri Warpinski ’79 (Humanistic Studies), art professor emerita and long-time administrator at the University of Oregon, and her partner David Graham, professor of Photography from University of the Arts, Philadelphia. New ARTSpace invites you to a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening on Thursday, Jan. 13…
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‘Conservation Works’ at Gallery 407
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UW-Green Bay student Collette LaRue invites the UW-Green Bay community and general public to Conservation Works, an exhibition of more than 20 photographic works that provide an intimate interpretation of three geologically distinct local conservation areas: Toft Point, Ridges Sanctuary and Point Au Sable. The work will be available for viewing in Gallery 407, fouth…
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49th Annual Juried Student Exhibition begins Nov. 11
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The UW-Green Bay Lawton Gallery presents the 49th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition. With an opening reception on Thursday, Nov. 11, 4 to 6 p.m., this exhibition will feature photography, painting, drawing, textiles, ceramics, woodworking, and other student art pieces. This exhibition will run until Dec. 16 and is located in UW-Green Bay’s Theatre Hall Room…
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Stevens Point murals: Public art celebrates women, amplifies voices – Artists include Sheboygan Campus lecturer Erin LaBonte
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STEVENS POINT – Taking in the mural, your eyes might first stop on the brightly colored shapes in the background and the immense, stoic profile of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.But as your gaze lingers, you begin to notice the smaller intricacies and symbols in the mural. The crown on Ginsburg’s head, the words emblazoned…
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Celebrating International Artists Day, October 25
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CAHSS and Effect is celebrating International Artists Day with an article written by Prof. Kristy Deetz. As she states, “For International Artist Day I thought it would be fun to share 15 different yet related ways that artists engage in the creative process. I often share these with UWGB students or with participants of art…