Art, Design & Graphics

Artist Tim Lowly, of Chicago, stands in his studio near a painting that depicts his daughter, Temma, who has cerebral palsy. / Leah Emerson photo

Exhibits feature prints, paintings that consider the environment, human significance

Prints and paintings by artists from Ohio and Illinois are on exhibit in two gallery spaces at UW-Stout.

March 7, 2022

“Akio,” a triple-lidded ceramic container, is one of 15 pieces by Molly Uravitch, a UW-Stout instructor, that will be on exhibit beginning March 1 at the Charlie Cummings Gallery in Florida.

Art and design instructors exhibit their work in four states

Four instructors from the School of Art and Design at UW-Stout have exhibited their work recently and another contributed to a throwback film.

February 21, 2022

UW-Stout plastics engineering major Jared Pavlis demonstrates for Missy Hughes, WEDC secretary and CEO, how to make an injection molded part for a catheter. Looking on are Menomonie Mayor Randy Knaack, third from left, and Randy Hulke, executive director of UW-Stout’s Discovery Center.

State’s economic development leader impressed with university’s industry focus

The secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation recently saw and heard how UW-Stout is helping the state move forward.

February 8, 2022

Kerstin Nye, a Master of Fine Arts in design student, uses the new wide-format inkjet printer in the new lab.

Expanded lab, new printers help bring art, design students’ work to life

School of Art and Design students have a new hub at University of Wisconsin-Stout — the expanded, upgraded Digital Process Lab.

January 5, 2022

Artist Witt Siasoco, of Minneapolis, has curated the art exhibit To Hold the Land at UW-Stout’s Furlong Gallery.

Furlong Gallery exhibit explores issues of how ‘to hold the land’

The word landholder and its derivative “to hold the land” would seem to have the same meaning, but to artist Witt Siasoco they conjure something very different.

November 15, 2021

Charles Matson Lume’s art installation “what opens like a blaze of fire (for Joyce Sutphen and Galilee Peaches)” runs through Dec. 12 at St. Catherine University in St. Paul.

Professor’s art installation uses light, objects to create sensory ‘blaze of fire’

Using light and everyday objects to create a unique sensory experience, a UW-Stout professor hopes to inspire others to see new possibilities.

November 8, 2021

From left, UW-Stout interior design professors Julie Peterson, Nicolette Brehm and Shelley Pecha, who recently became WELL accredited professionals.

Interior design faculty, students become part of the safe, healthier buildings movement

There’s good reason why buildings, from homes to work spaces to stores, should have healthy environments — humans are indoors about 90% of their lives.

October 25, 2021