November Featured ARTservancy Artist, Glenda Puhek

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Glenda Puhek's artwork, inspired by her time at the Milwaukee River Greenway, is currently on view at Gallery 224, and virtually on our website.

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You can check out more about Glenda's experience with ARTservancy in the November issue of Riverwest Currents Magazine.  Glenda shares her ceramics, her experience with ARTservancy and her interest in, 'the science of noticing'.

Gallery 224 Window and Virtual Exhibitions

 

We look forward to welcoming you back to Gallery 224 at our new location, when it is safe to gather indoors again.  Meanwhile, we will continue to feature monthly, in our window exhibition space, a different ARTservancy resident at Gallery 224.  The exhibition can be viewed from outside, as well as virtually on our website.  

 

In December, we will feature the work of Krista Allenstein, who spent the last year researching and creating artworks inspired by Sidney Woodlands Preserve.

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ARTservancy

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We are pleased to announce the ARTservancy artists for 2020-21, and are truly excited to have such a diverse range of artists and art media represented.  This should make for an interesting program year coming up, with some possible on-site collaboration.  In addition, photographer and blogger Eddee Daniel will once again feature participating artists on his blog, A Wealth of Nature and graphic designer, Tyra Baumler from Tessera Design will be designing our promotional material.

Stay tuned for programming details and updates.

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ARTservancy is a year-long artist in residence program in partnership with the Ozaukee Washington Land Trust and the Milwaukee River Revitalization Foundation, and the Milwaukee Area Land Conservancy.