This residency connects artists with the resources, technology, and materials of Kohler Co., and provides a place to explore new ideas, processes, and perspectives. APPLY TODAY!
This exhibition series takes a different stance, delving into the finer points of an artist’s life and exploring the rich territories of belief, opinion, and fact in contemporary art.
Served Like a Girl provides a candid look at the daunting issues women veterans face upon transitioning from service to civilian life and how entering the “Ms. Veteran American” competition is a quest for healing and hope for five of these women.
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A disconnected telephone becomes a portal between the living and the dead, the searchers and the sought in Phantom Limb Company’s moving new work titled Falling Out. Inspired in part by the 2011 tsunami in Fukushima, Japan, and its aftermath, Falling Out is a mesmerizing performance installation exploring love and loss on a human and planetary scale. A delicate sea of tulle transforms into earth and ether, swaddling and shroud, as puppetry, video, original music, butoh, and flex dance fuse in a web of heartbreaking beauty and collective responsibility. Falling Out is the third and final installment in Phantom Limb’s trilogy about our changing relationship with nature.
Get TicketsFeasley and Swenbeck propose how both science and magic are viable methods for exploring our world.
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Get those creative juices flowing this summer. There are classes, camps, and workshops for all ages. They are filling up fast, so don't wait to register.
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May 12–13
Don’t miss this rare in-gallery performance that will make its way through the fascinating exhibition Out, Out, Phosphene Candle: Joy Feasley and Paul Swenbeck. These song-cycle tours of the immersive exhibition will be intimate performances; only 25 people at a time can experience the tour.
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Entry Deadline: May 1
Join us in turning the idea of a science fair on its head in this open-call creative event. Science and art are human attempts to understand and describe the world around us. Using the knowledge you have of science, technology, visual art, and music, develop a creative theory about something that could be experienced in the future.
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