Leech Gallery: Depression Era American Art

Hoffmaster Gallery: Tony Conrad, paintings

Conrad’s paintings deal with cultural identity, specifically Northern Wisconsin and hunting culture.  Decorative pattern and familiar local imagery combine to create inviting, high-volume images while subversively including elements of contradiction.  The result is a complex image that is both a critique of the decadent nature of American culture and a representation of cross-cultural references.

Kohler Gallery: Julia Barello, installation

Barello creates large-scale installations constructed from recycled MRI and X-ray scans. From these discarded medical images, whose original purpose was to convey information about the human body, Barello cuts out forms inspired by natural elements.

March 30 , 6 pm - 8:30 pm

Artist lecture in the Wriston Art Center Auditorium by Julia Barello; opening reception with refreshments following in the Wriston Art Center Lobby

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Artist lecture by Tony Conrad in the Wriston Art Center Auditorium, reception following in the Wriston Art Center Lobby

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