This series will feature contemporary artists and installations that approach the world as a stage.
October 6, 2019–March 7, 2020
This series of four exhibitions will explore Lenore Tawney's (1907–2007) life and impact, offering a personal and historical view into her entire body of work.
In 1995, art historian Jennifer A. González coined the term “autotopography” to refer to the ways biography can be revealed in the creation of one’s environment. For this exhibition, ten artists will construct their own autotopographies.
Explore astounding large-scale works of art known as art environments that have surprised travelers and intrigued and bemused local residents throughout the Wisconsin landscape for decades
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The Arts/Industry collection comprises works of art produced by artists-in-residence in the John Michael Kohler Arts Center’s world-renowned Arts/Industry program.
More InfoThe public washrooms at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center epitomize the achievements of Arts/Industry, the decades-long collaboration between art and industry conceived by Director Ruth Kohler.
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