Bradley Gallery opener spotlights Wisconsin artists
The artwork 76 Wisconsin artists will be part of the new exhibit "From Where I Sit" which opens Friday, September 20, at the Bradley Gallery at Lakeland University.
An opening reception begins at 4 p.m. including an artist talk at 4:45.
The exhibit runs through October 25 in the Bradley Fine Arts Building on the Lakeland campus. The Bradley Gallery is open from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday, when Lakeland is in session.
The artists represent Wisconsin Visual Artist's southeast and northeast chapters. Lakeland studio art major Amy Kafka was selected to exhibit.
The Wisconsin Visual Artists began in the year 1900 as the first professional association of artists in Wisconsin and has continued for over a century as an educational, supportive and connective force for artists within the state.
WVA offers a community and a support system to artists at any stage in their career. Because the organization is run by artists for artists, it is dedicated to the well-being and fair treatment of Wisconsin artists through the forging of creative partnerships, exhibition opportunities, monthly meetings, publications, programming, arts advocacy and more.
