Sep 2, 2010 - Oct 1, 2010All’s Well That Ends WellThe story of the unconventional heroine, Helena, and her pursuit of the equally enigmatic Bertram shows us that relationships are tricky. Set on what she desires (Bertram), Helena opens up quite the bag of tricks in this Shakespearean classic that ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Sep 10, 2010Another Part of the ForestThe stage is converted into another time and place, the American South in the wake of the Civil War, to set the backdrop for a complicated family affair that plys out between a manipulative father, a conniving and beautiful daughter, ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Oct 3, 2010As You Like ItExiled to the Forest of Arden, the characters in this comedy are living in disguise and there is no lack of confusion of identities and labels. This crowd-pleaser confronts the questions: Who am I? Where am I headed? And what ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Sep 19, 2010ContainedThe Bone Folder’s Guild is a local group dedicated to the creation of artists’ books. In this exhibition, the Bone Folder’s Guild considers the form of the book as a container through book structure, subject matter, words, visuals and display ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Oct 10, 2010Contradictorily SpeakingXiaohong Zhang’s unique take on the traditional Chinese art of paper-cutting is both personal and political. This exhibition focuses on the recent Chinese response to the Tibetan independence movement. Dates: Aug 24–Oct 10. Tues–Thurs 11a–5p, Fri–Sat 11a–9p, Sun 1–5p. ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Oct 3, 2010Dennis Nechvatal LandscapesDennis Nechvatal believes his colorful landscapes are a way to connect people to the land. The rural Wisconsin native uses a primitive stylistic language that infuses what he calls “verve” into the paintings. Inspired by the Native American belief that ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Sep 26, 2010Exits and EntrancesPlaywright, Fugard, although known for his works opposing apartheid, tells a personal story about life connections, such as those between student and teacher, playwright and actor, upstart and mentor. The story begs questions about life, art and why we all ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Sep 10, 2010Franklynn PetersonFranklynn Peterson shows photos depicting the reality of poverty, hunger and social injustice. Within his artist statement Peterson explains his decision to focus on the themes plaguing our society: “I submit my work as a humble offering toward fixing what ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Sep 19, 2010In the Cooler: Paul NitscheNitsche’s current body of work is fifteen years in the making. Using interpretations of the reliquary and meticulous technique, the sculptures of Paul Nitsche explore time and loss, obsession and affliction, magic and reality. Dates and Times: Aug 9–Sept 19. Tues–Sun ... |
Sep 2, 2010 - Oct 2, 2010Major BarbaraA play by Bernard Shaw, American Players Theater’s all-star cast performs the story of Barbara, a major in the Salvation Army, and her father, whose religion is wealth. The memorable characters connect with the audience as unexpected truths are uncovered. ... |
August 19, 2010, Nakoma Country Club. Photos by Amy Lynn Schereck.
June 18, 2010, Sheraton. The results are in...Winners, friends, and family celebrate the Best of Madison awards.
June 21st, 2010 at Bishop's Bay.
June 21st, 2010 at Bishop's Bay.
Photos from 2010 Jet Set Event
May 27th, 2010 at the YWCA. Photos from Adriana Gross.
May 4th, 2010 at the Alliant Engery Center.
Photos from 2010's Red Ribbon Affair
Photos from Axley Brynelson's 125th Anniversary
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Style: Rich & RefinedThis fall it’s return of the lady—with chain-strap bags, tailored looks and sumptuous tones of gray, cream and camel. Mix it up with a little leopard, major boots and pops of color, and... |
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Bucky in the New MillenniumA new “Badger Partnership” would provide a world-class education to even more students, reduce the burden on the state budget and maintain UW–Madison’s status as one of the best public... |
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