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Picks for Feb. 8-11 includes a tour stop by rising Chicago artist Kiéla Adira; the Wisconsin Union's Winter Carnival is on, sans ice-based activities.
Every two years, a small Wisconsin nonprofit offers a unique opportunity. Wormfarm Institute selects a handful of artists who create installations that can be viewed along a 50-mile route through Sauk County farm fields, which is underway through Oct.10.
The week also includes an ALL art reception and poetry reading at Central Library, a fundraiser concert by Chris Barron of Spin Doctors, and more.
Poet, photographer and violist Katrin Talbot joins us to talk about her poetry, becoming more creative, her work, and involvement in the arts in Madison.
ONLINE: Wisconsin Ensemble Project Wisconsin Ensemble Project The Wisconsin Ensemble Project (aka WE Project) is a new group formed by professional musicians during the dark times of COVID-19 to bring songs and light to worthy organizations. The group's inaugural online concert features chamber music by Black women composers and benefits the Foundation for Black Women's Wellness. The program includes "Strum" and "Voodoo Dolls," by Jessie Montgomery; "Modes," by Dorothy Rudd Moore; and String Quartet in G Major, by Florence Price. Performers are Christopher Dozoryst, Karl Lavine, Leanne League...