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Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
MMAM: Waking Worlds Wondrous: Reads for Curious Minds
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Flora & World of Wonders: Member & Media Day
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Keinen Kachō Gafu: The Bird and Flower Prints of Keinen Imao
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Winona County History Center 160 Johnson Street, Winona
Ian Hanesworth: Fragments of this Living Earth
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
On the Surface: Flora Inspired Ceramics of Hitomi Hosono
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Waking Worlds Author/Illustrator Talk & Book Signing
Minnesota Marine Art Museum 800 Riverview Drive, Winona
Live Music: The Soul Train, Carnage the Executioner & Amanda Grace
No-Name Bar 252 E 3rd St., WinonaWeek of Events
-January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
Paintings by Clyde Stutesman will be exhibited at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse through February 24. Opening Reception is January 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Water Stories: New Work by Anne Labovitz
Water Stories: New Work by Anne Labovitz
St. Paul artist, Anne Labovitz, creates colorful and powerful large-scale works and installations to invite and engage viewers as part of her artistic and social justice processes. Her recent work explores her childhood experience growing up on the shore of Lake Superior and her current home and community along the Mississippi River.
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Live Music: Don D. Harvey
Live Music: Don D. Harvey
A musician, songwriter, performer, school teacher, and man about town. Join Don in the crush pad as he performs from 2-5 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
Film Screening: The Janes
Film Screening: The Janes
FRFF is partnering with the WSU Departments of Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies, History & Legal Studies, and Communication Studies to present a free screening of The Janes (2022) on Monday, January 23 at 7:00 p.m. in the Science Building (SLC 120) on the WSU campus.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Water Stories: New Work by Anne Labovitz
Water Stories: New Work by Anne Labovitz
St. Paul artist, Anne Labovitz, creates colorful and powerful large-scale works and installations to invite and engage viewers as part of her artistic and social justice processes. Her recent work explores her childhood experience growing up on the shore of Lake Superior and her current home and community along the Mississippi River.
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Jamie Harper's show will contain mostly all new works done in the last month, all done with salvaged materials and all for sale. The exhibit will run into February.
-Trivia Tuesdays
-January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
Paintings by Clyde Stutesman will be exhibited at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse through February 24. Opening Reception is January 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Classical Piano Music Concert: Dante DeGrazia
Classical Piano Music Concert: Dante DeGrazia
Spend the evening with Sapori di Sicilia. Dinner, appetizers, desserts, beer, and wine will be available.
-Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Jamie Harper's show will contain mostly all new works done in the last month, all done with salvaged materials and all for sale. The exhibit will run into February.
Anthology: An Evening of Storytelling
Anthology: An Evening of Storytelling
No Name Bar is hosting another Anthology storytelling event on Wednesday, January 25 in partnership with Chapter 2 Books and Theatre du Mississippi (TDM). This event will be a fundraiser for TDM and stories are not restricted to a particular theme.
Karaoke at Wellington’s Pub and Grill
-January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
Paintings by Clyde Stutesman will be exhibited at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse through February 24. Opening Reception is January 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Jamie Harper's show will contain mostly all new works done in the last month, all done with salvaged materials and all for sale. The exhibit will run into February.
-Taproom Trivia
Taproom Trivia
You bring your trivial knowledge, we'll bring the beer! Join us in our taproom every Thursday from 7-9 as we hold our weekly trivia.
-Live Music: Chris Bertrand
-January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
Paintings by Clyde Stutesman will be exhibited at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse through February 24. Opening Reception is January 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Unwind Fridays with H3O Jazz Trio
Unwind Fridays with H3O Jazz Trio
H3O Jazz Trio is partnering with Blooming Grounds Coffee House for an evening of relaxing smooth jazz.
-Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Jamie Harper's show will contain mostly all new works done in the last month, all done with salvaged materials and all for sale. The exhibit will run into February.
-Flora: First Look Preview Party
Flora: First Look Preview Party
Celebrate the opening of three new exhibitions, all under the theme of Flora A trajectory of three artists, three mediums, and three masterful surface explorations of the botanical wonders of our world. Historic Japanese ukiyo-e from Imao Keinen, contemporary porcelain vessels by Hitomi Hosono, and printed fabrics and original prints from Ian Hanesworth. This evening [...]
-Live Music: Jason Helder
Live Music: Joseph Huber & Good Morning Bedlam
Live Music: Joseph Huber & Good Morning Bedlam
Joseph Huber & Good Morning Bedlam will perform at the No Name Bar. Good Morning Bedlam is a high energy folk band known for their wild performances and strong vocals.
-January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
January Thaw: Paintings by Clyde Stutesman
Paintings by Clyde Stutesman will be exhibited at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse through February 24. Opening Reception is January 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
-Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Edges and Horizons: Matthew Winkler
Matthew works in drawing, collage, sculpture and installation. Matthew’s work deals with strategies of abstraction; representation of landscape and architecture in art; the interaction of positive and negative form; the interaction of pictorial and physical space; and the relationship of an artwork’s form to light, shadow, and architectural space. Opening Reception is January 12, 4:30 [...]
-MMAM: Waking Worlds Wondrous: Reads for Curious Minds
MMAM: Waking Worlds Wondrous: Reads for Curious Minds
The exhibition features original illustrations from three book projects; Mary Casanova’s Wake Up Island (University of Minnesota Press) and Hush, Hush, Forest (University of Minnesota Press) as illustrated by printmaker Nick Wroblewski, and World of Wonder: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments (Milkweed Editions) written by Aimee Nezhukumatathil and illustrated by Fumi [...]
-Ice Fishing for Kids
Ice Fishing for Kids
The annual Kid’s Ice Fishing Event co-sponsored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Friends of the Refuge Headwaters is scheduled for Saturday, January 28, 2023 from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the McNally Boat Landing on Prairie Island Drive. Children ages 6 through 13 and their families are invited to join in this [...]
-Flora & World of Wonders: Member & Media Day
Flora & World of Wonders: Member & Media Day
A special day to celebrate MMAM’s members, the opening of three new exhibitions, all under the theme of Flora, and the debut of MMAM’s new literary arts gallery, Waking Worlds: Wondrous Reads for Curious Minds. All MMAM Members receive an extra 10% off in the MMAM store. You do not need to be a MMAM [...]
-Keinen Kachō Gafu: The Bird and Flower Prints of Keinen Imao
Keinen Kachō Gafu: The Bird and Flower Prints of Keinen Imao
Flora: Keinen Imao, features a collection of historic ukiyo-e, woodblock prints, focused on the printmaking tradition of kacho-e, or bird and flower pictures, from Japanese artist, Keinen Imao. He is best known for Bird and Flower Albums by Keinen (Keinen Kacho Gafu, 1891), a set of 4 volumes with 40 prints each, one of which [...]
-Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
Paintings and Drawings of Vernacular Buildings by Paul Burmeister
The acrylic paintings in this show are built up very slowly, from initial drawing to final adjustments, using many, mostly thin layers of transparent-to-translucent-to-opaque color. Regional, vernacular building types have become a priority for the artist, Paul Burmeister, in the last decade. This subject matter allows him to exercise abstract interests in rhythm, proportion, and [...]
-Ian Hanesworth: Fragments of this Living Earth
Ian Hanesworth: Fragments of this Living Earth
Fragments of this living earth will feature work that spans disciplines of printmaking, textiles, and poetry, asserting the critical interconnectedness of human and ecological wellbeing and embodying a mindset of reverence and kinship with land. This exhibition will include a new presentation of Hanesworth’s signature series, Medicine Kin, a body of work that engages concepts [...]
-On the Surface: Flora Inspired Ceramics of Hitomi Hosono
On the Surface: Flora Inspired Ceramics of Hitomi Hosono
Hosono’s work brings intuition, delicacy and an intuitive touch to her intricate floral creations etched in chalky white clay. Inspired by internationally lauded Wedgwood’s Jasperware, pioneered by Josiah Wedgwood over 200 years ago, in which thin ceramic reliefs or ‘sprigs’ were applied as surface decoration to a piece, Hosono details the veins of a leaf [...]
-Fantastic Birds and All About Them!
Fantastic Birds and All About Them!
Calling all witches and wizards, join River Valley Raptors at Elmaro Vineyard to discover the fiercest of the feathered creatures you may encounter on your journey into the world of magic. Learn of the "magical" powers of real-life raptors, and catch a glimpse of the birds from our mystical menagerie!
-Waking Worlds Author/Illustrator Talk & Book Signing
Waking Worlds Author/Illustrator Talk & Book Signing
Join illustrator, Fumi Nakamura, and author, Aimee Nezhukamatatil, of the book World of Wonders: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments (Milkweed Editions) on Saturday, January 28 at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum (MMAM). Nakamura and Nezhukamatatil will discuss their work and sign books in MMAM’s Atrium. This event is free and no [...]
-Live Music: Right Side Up
Live Music: Right Side Up
Right Side Up is an acoustic duo based in Winona, Minnesota. From folk to rock, Ward and Terry provide the rhythm to get your foot a tapping and your heart a beatin'.
-Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Artist Exhibit: Jamie Harper (Salvaged Medium)
Jamie Harper's show will contain mostly all new works done in the last month, all done with salvaged materials and all for sale. The exhibit will run into February.
A Man There Was
A Man There Was
Twin Cities-based music ensemble The Poor Nobodys will perform a live original score accompanying the screening of the silent Swedish film A Man There Was at the Winona Arts Center at 7:00 PM on Saturday, January 28th. Following the screening, there will be Q&A, a short intermission, and an additional set of original music by [...]
-Live Music: Chad Cagle
Live Music: The Soul Train, Carnage the Executioner & Amanda Grace
Live Music: The Soul Train, Carnage the Executioner & Amanda Grace
THE SOUL TRAIN is music that makes your body move. No Name offers carefully curated beer, cocktails, art, and entertainment in beautiful downtown Winona. Known for live music and DJ's on weekends, the backyard patio fire pit and pinball keeps the vibe cozy during the week.
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