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Printmaker and former UW-Green Bay Prof. Chris Style is the featured artist in Stories and Inspirations, the August exhibit at the UU Gallery in north Ephraim. It features a selection of prints from her...
The work of three Wisconsin-based textile artists will be on exhibition at the Feather and Bone Gallery, located in The Draw, Appleton, Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay Prof. Alison Gates (Art) (Appleton), Patricia Filzen (Appleton) and...
James LaMalfa, art-emeriti faculty member and friend of UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus, donated a watercolor to the campus, featuring all three of the main campus buildings. It can be viewed in the Student Center....
“Americans for the Arts’ lists art as the fourth largest driver of tourism and influences decisions tourists make when travel planning. More murals like this one are catching people’s eye in Green Bay. As...
A new performing artist for 2019 Manitowoc Art Slam is Andrew Linskens ’09 (Art). Linskens may be new to Art Slam, but his work is known locally from exhibition at Silver Lake College of...
Visiting Door County this July? Three Green Bay Campus Art faculty have work on exhibit for your enjoyment. Minkyu Lee (ceramics and woodworking) and Kristy Deetz (painting) are featured Artists at Idea Gallery in...
Season 2 of Bird in the Wings kicks-off with Executive and Artistic Director of the Weidner Center, Kelli Strickland, sitting down to chat with local artist and UW-Green Bay alumnus, Beau Thomas ’16. Listen...
In Warren Gerds’ columns this week… “In Sheboygan, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus Fine Arts Gallery will present the exhibition “Process Art Pur Sang: Artwork by Chrisje Sanders.” According to a press...
UW-Green Bay student Ryan Rickaby and his father, Jon Rickaby, had winning entries in the 2019 Wisconsin wildlife and fish stamp design contest. See the story.
Students in Introduction to Ceramics (Art 230) ended the semester with a raku firing on Thursday (May 9, 2019). Raku is a glazing technique in which pieces are removed still-glowing hot from the kiln...
