“Record” Management
Posted on May 10, 2023
Jurying nearly 1,200 artworks is not an easy task; it is even harder choosing the 89 artworks that will be exhibited this September, but the jurors lent their expertise in selecting wonderful contemporary artworks displaying the best of avian art.
Life is an Artful Sketch
Posted on May 03, 2023
My new hope is to stay motivated enough to pick up a pencil and a sketchbook or wipe the dust off my watercolors and just start making more often – something I was reminded of by Fidelia Bridges and D.C. Everest art students.
Charles in Charge
Posted on April 26, 2023
Last Saturday, I brought home a puppy, Charlie - my first go at dog ownership. While we’re already bosom buddies, there’s still a lot to learn about the puppy process.
Moments Prime for Prine
Posted on April 19, 2023
Road trips with coworkers can have their awkward silences. Long, awkward silences.
Which house is for you?
Posted on April 12, 2023
Just over a week ago, I returned from an enriching travel experience with Woodson Art Museum members across the heartland through Illinois, across Indiana, and dipping our toes into Kentucky.
Travelin’ On
Posted on April 05, 2023
If you have a sense of adventure, share an interest in art, enjoy good food and camaraderie, Woodson Art Museum travel is for you.
Going Back to Collage
Posted on March 29, 2023
I am always eager to create at the Museum when there’s a chance to explore my favorite artistic medium: collage.
Rhymer Reason
Posted on March 22, 2023
Artist Paul Rhymer may not want praise, but he deserves it. His talent, warmth, and skill are matched only by his modesty…. maybe his height, too.
The list is long of “Rhymer reasons” behind Paul’s recognition as the Woodson Art Museum’s 2023 Master Wildlife Artist.
Women Artists at the Woodson
Posted on March 08, 2023
In honor of International Women’s Day, March 8th, dip into a “by the numbers” story of the Woodson’s lasting support of women artists.
A Stormy Kromer for a Stormy Winter
Posted on March 01, 2023
Northern winters certainly mean enduring through a lot of long, frigid nights and short, cloudy days, but it seems that our winters affect who we are as Wisconsinites.
