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  • Karsten tackles tough topics with humorous photography | Press Times

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    Press Times By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor Those in the local arts community may know Green Bay artist Erin Karsten from seeing her work on display at a number of venues around the area — SAGE, The Art Garage and Lawton Gallery, to name a few — over the last few years, but it’s…

  • Art is Her: Lisa Wicka

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    The Art is Her exhibition series celebrates women artists and champions their goal of achieving museum presence equal to men. Trout Museum of Art dedicates its atrium to a series of solo exhibitions by women artists and reminds visitors that equal representation has yet to be achieved in art today. Lisa Wicka’s artwork will be…

  • Coming up: ‘Fight for Your Rights’ presentation

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    Kicking off on Monday, May 6, 2019 from 3:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. in the Weidner Center, students in Democracy and Justice Studies and Political Science’s American Political Thought will discuss their curation of a two-week exhibition of artwork (April 30-May 7, 2019, 407 Gallery, Studio Arts) “Fight for Your Rights.” The exhibit challenges viewers to…

  • UW-Green Bay alumnus has art exhibition on display

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    UW-Green Bay alumnus Cristian Andersson ’13 (Studio Arts, Design Arts) has an exhibition entitled “Social Amnesia” that will be running at the Aylward Gallery at the UW-Oshkosh, Fox Valley Campus until Friday, Mar. 8, 2019. The exhibition includes new paintings, sculptural items and the Scriptorium – a 9′ x 36.5′ installation piece. The performance piece “EARTH||AIR” had its…

  • Mary Hood, artist presentation and workshop, Thursday, Nov. 8 – Saturday, Nov. 10

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    Mary Hood, a professor of printmaking at Arizona State University, will be giving a presentation on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in UW-Green Bay’s Studio Arts 411. Workshops will be offered on Friday, Nov. 9, 2018 and Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 from 9 a.m. to Noon and/or 1 p.m. to…

  • That’s a lot of air: Studio Arts gets new air-handling unit

    That’s a lot of air: Studio Arts gets new air-handling unit

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    When it is complete, the new air-handling unit lifted by crane on top of UW-Green Bay’s Studio Arts building will blow 5,900 cubic feet per minute, heat up to 221,000 btu’s and cool up to 177,000 btu’s. The unit itself weighs more than 5,200 pounds, says UWGB facilities Planner Jeff Schulz. Miron Construction is the…

  • Chalk Artist brings fun to University Union

    Chalk Artist brings fun to University Union

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Kimmy Schwarzenbart is receiving plenty of praise for her work — most noticeable outside the Phoenix Club and the Common Grounds Coffeehouse, on campus.

  • New in pictures: Studio Arts becomes three-floor gallery

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    Kelly Moore

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    We told you here last week that Studio Arts has been temporarily transformed from mere building to three-floor art gallery — and now we’ve got the photos to show it. The pieces from student artists are on display now through Wednesday (Nov. 20), and available for free public viewing. On the first floor (C-wing and…

  • Hallways of Studio Arts Building become three-floor art gallery

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Fantastic works by student artists and designers are on display in the Studio Arts Building now through Wednesday (Nov. 20). It ties in with the Art and Design programs preparing for an accreditation visit from the National Schools of Art and Design. So, not only is the work of top student artists on display in the…

  • Art that brought the buzz has permanent home in library

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Thanks to art faculty and students, art appreciation and awareness is both celebrated and highly anticipated at UW-Green Bay.