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Another photograph by Mike Bailey, part of a collection of his work purchased for the the Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison |
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Kat Beyer, this year’s Featured Artist for Madison's Art Fair Off the Square, July 12-13. Watch for her design on this year’s postcards, programs and t-shirts.
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Midnight Mouser, one of the soapstone owls by Clarence P. Cameron that is included in the new book, Illustrated Owls; Barn, Barred and Great Horned by Denny Rogers.
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Of the Oneida Nation, Dawn's work brings Native American themes and symbolism into her watercolors. |
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Gondolier, an original quilt by Norma Jean DeHaven
www.njdartquilts.com |
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A larger image of Kathryn Dynes Klemp's oil painting of pelicans in flight titled Migration. It is on display in the lobby of Lowell Hall—the university’s convention hall and hotel.
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A larger image of a jewelry piece designed by Cynthia Koshalek and similar to one that brought a hefty sum at the UW Children’s Hospital biannual benefit. |
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| A photograph showing some of the glasswork by Bob and Mary Krauski in the chapel at the U.W.-American Family insurance Children's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin |
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A larger image of Heidi Krueger's work, Two Rhinos, which was selected for the prestigious exhibition, Art of the Animal Kingdom XIII, sponsored by the Bennington Center for the Arts in Bennington, Vermont.
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A maple burl covered box by Eric Matthews. Because his allergies and osteoarthritis prevent him from further work, his beautiful turnings will be missed at our art fairs as well as his presence on WAAC’s board. |
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At left is a watercolor of a Chinese Zodiac animal by Charlotte Fung Miller. This will be interpreted into a wooden puzzle by Judy Peterson for her new book. |
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A larger image showing all sides of a fabric box of MMoCa, created by Aimee Reid-Rice and prominently featured in the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art Out of the Box auction. |
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Kim Russell's gaggle of geese shown hanging in the Spring Green Community Library, where they currently fly above the circulation desk.
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A sample of Bill Redinger's work, a serigraph titled Morning Glory. Bill is Art Fair Chairman for both WAAC's Art Fair OFF the Square and Winter Art Festival. |
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Geri Schrab spent two weeks in Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada as an artist in residence. To the left is one of her watercolors titled Ancient Pathways.
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At left is a large glass bowl by Scott Simmons, the 2008 Commemorative Artist for Wisconsin Public Television's Art and Antique auction. |
