Image credits: Athos Bulcão. Painel de azulejos, Instituto Rio Branco, 1998. Photo taken by Edgar César Filho. Today’s care package takes you around the world to take in some sights and sounds from India, Azerbaijan, and Brazil. Sit back, listen… Read More
Although we have seen an influx of online exhibitions as physical art spaces have shuttered during quarantine, one art form has always been accessible via the world wide web: internet art. Internet art encompasses multiple mediums and is often forged by… Read More
Today’s care package is all about play and fun, with a little learning along the way! First, we start with Eleanor Macnair, who recreated existing art out of Play–Doh! Working in unconventional mediums can often spark new ideas for other… Read More
Artist books often complicate the notion of what a book is or could be. These books can resemble a traditional book but they can also be sculptural, asymmetric, or even include no pages at all. With all the different ways… Read More
Protest art encompasses various acts, creations, and lenses that seek justice through creative means. It also transcends styles, techniques, and media, allowing anyone to partake in artistic protest with any materials available to them. A protest sign, a mural, a… Read More
Fashion is an incredibly pervasive art form in day to day life, popping up in many forms of entertainment, media, and in social media especially. For many, fashion plays a unique role in crafting identity and influencing personal taste. The… Read More
Yesterday was the premiere of the virtual 2020 First Year Experience exhibition! You can check it out by clicking the link in bio for the previous post. In addition to our online exhibition, there are other exhibitions in the Milwaukee… Read More
You know the drill—three themes, lots of great sources! Comics First up, virtually explore the exhibition titled “Sequential Self: Female, Non-Binary, Trans, and Queer Voices in Comics and Zines” Want to find and support more LGBTQA+ comic artists like… Read More
June is Pride Month, so the care packages for this week and next week will be celebrating LGBTQAI+ history and art from a variety of sources and contexts. This week’s links fall under three overall categories: MATERIAL CULTURE Check out… Read More
Today’s Care Package shows how art can be used to enact justice and includes ways to take actionable steps and support organizations who work towards dismantling systems of oppression, specifically in policing and the prison industrial complex. First up is… Read More