photography
Jon Horvath’s finely distilled photographs of everyday items evoke a meditative hush. His ongoing series Wide-Eyed embraces what he calls “photographic wandering,” exploring the complexity and intangible essence of the world around us.
The clear and detailed images coming in from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) depicting far-off galactic phenomena have captured our imaginations and set our eyes towards the stars.
The clear and detailed images coming in from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) depicting far-off galactic phenomena have captured our imaginations and set our eyes towards the stars.
![[1:25 PM] Ursa Anderson Joseph Mougel, Ideal Cedar, 2020. Archival pigment print, 28 x 20.](https://www.wisconsinacademy.org/sites/wisconsinacademy.org/files/styles/spotlight_thumb__296x167px_/public/Ideal%20Cedar%20web.jpg?itok=DJz9a8Ca)
Join Joseph Mougel, Richard Moninski, and Wisconsin Academy staff to celebrate the opening of the exhibitions Herbarium and
Joseph Mougel's Herbarium project is a series of photographs inspired by plant archives and the desire to capture and preserve things that comprise a place.
Dakota Mace weaves her understanding of the symbolic abstractions in the Diné creation story into her artwork.
A solo exhibition by painter Comfort Wasikhongo, paired with photographer Lois Bielefeld's solo show and an installation by social artist Borealis.
Three artists collaborate to capture the majesty of Earth's remaining glaciers.
We’re absolutely on board with social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. Even so, having to cancel our upcoming exhibitions is a major disappointment.
A solo exhibition by photographer Lois Bielefeld, paired with painter Comfort Wasikhongo's solo show and an installation by social artist Borealis.
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