November 2018
The Greatest War: WORLD WAR ONE, WISCONSIN, AND WHY IT STILL MATTERS MADISON, WI – 100 years on, the stage lights fade up on a huddled, group of men (The Kissers) who begin playing rumbling, percussive music that grows louder and builds into a frantic … Continue readingThe Greatest War: A Rock and Roll History Show
Don’t miss your big chance to watch artists ink up large woodblocks that are then printed by a 1-ton steamroller in the back driveway at Arts+Literature Laboratory. Inside, you can have fun at one of our screen print stations or pull a sheet of Combat Paper. MORE … Continue readingSteamroller Print Mayhem
Arts + Literature Laboratory November 17, 2018 Known for mixing history and culture with contemporary politics, Eric J. Garcia always tries to create art that more than just aesthetics. In his exhibit “Cutting Down the Cottonwood” Garcia brings a variety of paintings, prints and drawings to illustrate … Continue readingCutting Down the Cottonwood: Work by Eric J. Garcia
Naomi Hume states, “If war ultimately defies representation, it can also be said that it requires it.” 100 Years of War, 100 Years Later. Selected artists come together to engage in meaningful dialogue, seeking a new visual language, like the artists of WWI, to communicate … Continue readingProvisional Nature: A Response to WWI