Opening Reception Tonight!

Join us at the Steenbock Gallery tonight for the opening reception for "Explore" from 6-9 p.m.!

Hope to see you there, friends!

"EXPLORE" at the Steenbock Gallery

"Explore" An Exhibition by Madison College Associate Degree Photography Students.

The opening reception for this exhibition will be held at the Steenbock Gallery, 1922 University Ave., Madison Friday, April 5, 2013, 6-9 p.m.

This exhibit is at the Steenbock April 2 - April 26. Gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 4:30

MIKE REBHOLZ at the STEENBOCK GALLERY

Mike Rebholz is an architectural photographer who lives in Madison, where a subculture of people gathers on the lakes for about ten weeks in the winter season for ice fishing.  Their shacks are the subjects for an intriguing photo series.  This exhibition is part of the prize awarded to Mike as winner of last year’s National Juried Photography Exhibition sponsored by CPM at the Steenbock Gallery.  Juror was Graeme Reid, Assistant Director at the Museum of Wisconsin Art in West Bend.  

The Steenbock Gallery is located at 1922 University Avenue in Madison. An opening reception will be held on Friday, February 15 from 6 to 9 pm.  This exhibit continues through March 29, 2013.  Normal hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. 

To view the artist's work, please visit http://mikerebholz.com

"Meet Allison, an American Girl": Photographs by Allison Welch

The opening reception for Meet Allison, an American Girl, photographs by Allison Welch will be held at the Steenbock Gallery, 1922 University Ave., Madison Friday, January 11, 2013, 6-8 p.m. Welch is a Lecturer of Photography and the Graduate Student Services Coordinator at UW-Madison.

This exhibit is at the Steenbock January 7 - February 8.

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Uncovering traces of nostalgia, idealism, and the history of women's roles portrayed in the American Girl doll collection, Allison Welch photographs herself wearing hand-sewn costumes set at historical locations and museums. Placed between historical lessons and storybook ideologies, Meet Allison, an American Girl visually resembles points in American history, reflecting the perceptions and memories Welch holds of America. During the show, all audience members are invited to write down their own memories, tales, and myths, later accessing their words as scanned documents on the artist's website (themadphotographer.net).