West Bend, WI – Tonight, Wednesday, December 1, 2021, the Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA), 205 Veteran’s Avenue, West Bend, WI, will offer a virtual Artist Talk with exhibiting artists Beth Lipman and Jon Clark. The event will be live-streamed on Facebook and YouTube starting at 7 p.m.
Lipman and Clark will share stories of their interwoven experiences as a student and professor, and the importance of mentorship in the glass community.
The Studio Glass Movement in Wisconsin: The Hyde Collection examines the past and present of one of contemporary art’s most visually striking movements. In celebration of the 60th anniversary of both MOWA and the Studio Glass movement, the exhibition features work by thirty glass artists ranging from early, groundbreaking experiments of Harvey Littleton and his students at the University of Wisconsin – Madison to the contemporary, conceptually driven work from the hot shops of Beth Lipman and Jeffrey Stenbom. The university experience is central to the story of Wisconsin glass. Many of the artists trace their artistic origins to either the University of Wisconsin in Madison or in River Falls. The exhibition and accompanying catalogue chronicle MOWA’s Karen and James Hyde’s decade-long focus on building a collection of contemporary glass.
The Artist Talk is free to members.
