ARTSPACE PAST EXHIBITIONS
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One and Only 2010 October 24, 2010–January 9, 2011 A holiday tradition of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, the annual exhibition One and Only: Gifts Made by Hand returns to bring you an exquisite collection of fine jewelry, ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, glass, basketry, wearables, and more by nearly 50 artists from across the nation. Read more... |
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One and Only 2009 A holiday tradition of the Arts Center, the annual exhibition One and Only: Gifts Made by Hand returns this year to bring you an extraordinary collection of jewelry, ceramics, painting, photography, textiles, wood, glass, and mixed-media works by more than 50 artists from across the nation. Read more... |
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Natural Observations
Celebrate the beauty of nature with this summer's exhibition at the ARTspace gallery in Kohler Village. Natural Observations features large-scale paintings, unique mixed media work, and striking enameled jewelry and vessels by local and national artists. |
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Liven Up As we thaw out and look to spring for a fresh beginning, visit the ARTspace gallery for inspiration in the form of exciting apparel and unlikely accessories. This exhibition presents limited edition wearable collections from contemporary artists working in wool, silk, felt, and leather. Also find jewelry, handbags, and hats to accessories your new look. Read more... |
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To Have and To Hold The ARTspace gallery in Kohler Village presented an exciting gathering of ceramic vessels from a select group of nationally recognized artists. The exhibition To Have and To Hold brings together five artists, all developing various container forms in clay. Read more... |
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One and Only 2008 The only annual exhibition held by the Arts Center, One and Only: Gifts Made by Hand features a remarkable array of jewelry, ceramics, painting, photography, fiber works, and glass by more than forty-five artists from across the country for your holiday shopping pleasure. Read more... |
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A Flourish of Gold The ARTspace gallery in Kohler Village presented an exhibition that celebrates the decorative through jewelry, painting, and ceramics. Read more... |
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Adnan Charara Born in Lebanon and raised in Sierra Leone, Adnan Charara moved to the United States at the age of nineteen to study architecture. Now living in Michigan and self-taught in art, he draws on his life as an Arab American to tell the story of the immigrant experience through playful visual narratives. Read more... |
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Whispering Walls Both Laura Pickett Calfee (TX) and Giselle Hicks (MA) illuminate the significance of the home through their intimate works. Giselle Hicks uses pillow and egg forms, carefully sculpted from porcelain, as symbols of the home and metaphors of fragility and comfort. Read more... |
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One and Only 2007 The only annual exhibition held by the Arts Center, One and Only: Gifts Made by Hand features a remarkable array of jewelry, ceramics, painting, photography, fiber works, and glass by more than forty-five artists from across the country for your holiday shopping pleasure. Read more... |
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Songs of the Soul Barbara Kohl-Spiro experiences the world through a series of patterns. She is inspired by the steadily repeating forms she witnesses in nature and in textiles; and through the social patterns of the family; a mother and her child, a child and her dolls. Read more... |
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Drawing the Line Drawing is the most immediate and most accessible form of artistic expression. For the artists whose work is featured in this exhibition, however, drawing is much more than an entry-level skill or planning tool; it is an end in itself. Read more... |
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Fiber Optics: Fine Art Quilts
Nationally recognized artists bring fresh new insights to quilting in works filled with unexpected concepts and amplified color. |