CultivARTE Collective’s debut festival explores the vastness of Latinx art
The local arts organization will bring a variety of visual art, music, and dance to the North Side on August 28.
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Jaguar: Rodrigo Carapia (video)
A documentary short about the Mexico City-raised, Madison-based artist.
Richie Morales’ hummingbirds and dragonflies connect Guatemalan culture to persistent memory
The Madison-based painter’s show “The Effects Of Time On Memory” is up through July 10 at Arts + Literature Laboratory.
Michael Ward’s inquiries into the Obsurd
The Madison-based artist uses drawings and coloring books to challenge people to look within.
Madison Print and Resist spreads out
The radically-minded print media celebration returns in a new form on Saturday, May 22.
A conversation with Jenie Gao: “the arts are consistently a predictor and a barometer for our social and cultural values”
The artist and advocate reflects on the state of the arts in Madison as she prepares for a move and MFA.
Roberto Torres Mata explores migration in an immersive Chazen show
“Untethered: Our Journey Beyond Borders” is on display through May 14.
Supply Chain wields art in the pursuit of social justice
The Madison organization builds connections between local artists and advocacy groups.
Musical portraits of joy, in jazz and vibrant blue
Music meets the art of Derrick Adams in a recent project from Tandem Press and UW-Madison student composers.
Victoria Charleson’s lens of loneliness
The Madison-based photographer has two shows currently up at Arts + Literature Lab.
