5 September 3 - 26
Terri Lockwood
Encaustic Mixed Media
Opening Friday, September 3
Enjoy the new artwork in the gallery, with mask, and wander the sculpture garden or visit this spot for a virtual version.
Artist's Statement
There’s something about working with wax that is indescribable, especially when I see a piece of work go from a viscous to a solid state, almost as if the wax is a living organism and you are giving it mobility, enabling it to participate…and it doesn’t always behave, sometimes the outcome is unexpected and frustrating, but then sometimes the outcome exceeds expectation.
There’s something about working with wax that is indescribable, especially when I see a piece of work go from a viscous to a solid state, almost as if the wax is a living organism and you are giving it mobility, enabling it to participate…and it doesn’t always behave, sometimes the outcome is unexpected and frustrating, but then sometimes the outcome exceeds expectation.
6 October 1 - 31
Gary Warren Niebuhr
Assemblage and Collage
Opening Friday, October 1
Enjoy the new artwork in the gallery, with mask, and wander the sculpture garden or visit this spot for a virtual version.
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Gary Warren Niebuhr was born, raised and has lived his life in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
He is retired and enjoys his hobbies that include making art, taking photographs, traveling, gardening, NASCAR, Golden Age Hollywood movies, theater, music and reading. He is married to Denice Niebuhr, a retired four-year-old kindergarten teacher. They live with their cats Biakabutuka and Boginskaya. He was the Library Director for the Village of Greendale, Wisconsin, for 36 years. He holds a Master of Arts Degree in Library Science from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. |
7 November 5 - 28
Jenny Gringer
Printmaker
Opening Friday, November 5
Enjoy the new artwork in the gallery, with mask, and wander the sculpture garden or visit this spot for a virtual version.
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Artist's Statement
Jenny is a self-taught linocut printmaker based in Iowa City, Iowa. Her work explores political themes, the human condition, and resiliency. Over the years, her work has shifted from weird animals, street art, and popping off about work, to focusing more on text-based work, highlighting writers, poets, and fragmented ideas. She endeavors to bring a degree of lawlessness, subversiveness, heart, and enthusiasm to her art and life. When not engaged in the practice of making art/working/parenting, Jenny enjoys teaching printmaking at Public Space One in Iowa City, organizing Guerilla Joyfare Parades, and is learning to make her own clothes, with mixed results. |
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8 December 3 - 24
Pam Bronk
Leather Work
Opening Friday, December 3
Enjoy the new artwork in the gallery, with mask, and wander the sculpture garden or visit this spot for a virtual version.
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