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February 2020
MMAM: Gregory Euclide: Observation Infiltration
Gregory Euclide creates unique paintings, sculptures, dioramas, and mixed media installation pieces exploring landscapes, water, and the collision of nature and mankind. He uses a variety of found objects, both natural and artificial, to explore humankind’s impact on the natural world. Euclide invites us to explore worlds where he blends real and imagined images, objects, and materials to evoke feelings of nostalgia, question the reality of the present moment, and provide a look toward the future
Find out more »Art Exhibit: A variety of works by Robert Long
Join artist Robert Long for the opening reception for his new exhibit at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse. This exhibit will be open during Blue Heron Coffeehouse hours through February.
Find out more »The Lay of the Land: Paintings by Hannah Heyer
Recent plein air paintings by regional artist, Hannah Heyer will be on display through February. Artist reception is Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 4:30-6pm in the Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries, Saint Mary’s University. Refreshments will be served.
Find out more »Shutterbug: The Mid-Century Photography of David Tewes
This exhibition features the found photography of World World II veteran and Hutchinson, Minnesota native David Tewes. After Tewes’ death in 1991, his family discovered a large collection of his Kodachrome photographic slides taken between 1944 and 1955 of his native Minnesota and his travels across America. This is the first ever public exhibition of his personal snapshots.
Find out more »Mai’a Williams: Last Prayer Before Sunrise
This exhibition is a multi-media installation and performance that combines found images, video, photography, poetry, music and more to explore Sufi mystic and Afrofuturistic visions of survival, love and liberation. The exhibition includes two Live Performances:Wednesday, February 19th from 2pm to 3pm/Reception from 3pm to 4pmFriday, February 28th from 6pm to 8pm
Find out more »You and Me and Them and Us: Portraits in Pencil and Paper
A one-person show of hand-cut collages and photorealistic colored pencil portraits by Minneapolis-based artist Russ White. On view will be a wide range of works, from large hyper-realistic renderings in colored pencil to abstracted paper collages cut and assembled by hand. The collection of work explores representation of the human form, navigating different ways of capturing human energy and emotion. The show is a snapshot of an artist in transition, as he incorporates looser techniques and mixed media into his…
Find out more »Visible/Invisible: Landscapes of Mental Illness
Joy Davis Ripley’s “Visible / Invisible: Landscapes of Mental Illness” is an exhibition that aims to dispel the stigma and shame surrounding mental illness. It consists of portraits and portions of interviews from Winonans who have been impacted by mental illness. The portraits are set in landscapes that accord with how the subjects experience their illness or their journey toward healing. With raw honesty, the interviews highlight the day-to-day lives circumscribed by mental illness. With this project, Davis Ripley hopes to initiate open-minded community…
Find out more »Winona Characters: Portraits by Jon Swanson
Exhibition of new photographic portraits by Jon Swanson. Opening reception is Friday, February 28 from 5- 8 pm.
Find out more »Not So Long Ago, Not So Far Away: Photographs by Wade Britzius
The exhibit consists of 35 black and white photographs taken in Trempealeau County, WI between 1975-1980. There will be a closing reception for the exhibition on Friday, February 28 at 6pm. In conjunction with the exhibit the video “Out to Save the World” will be shown at 7pm on the 28th following the reception. This video is a visit to “The Farm” near Ettrick, WI in 1976. A group of people dedicated to a communal and earth friendly lifestyle. …
Find out more »Winona Film Society: Out to Save the World
A visit to “The Farm” near Ettrick, WI in 1976. A group of people dedicated to a communal and earth friendly lifestyle. The Farm, in Wisconsin, was an active off-shoot community from “The Farm” headed by guru Stephen Gaskin in Summertown, TN. Stephen appears in this video being interviewed by now deceased Winona resident Stan Pollock. Wade Britzius was one of the three producers of the video made on the first generation of portable video equipment available to the…
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