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All DaySunday Oct. 25

The History of Crimmigration

A UW-Eau Claire student in the McNair Scholars Program visualizes the History of USA Crimmigration—the concept of criminalizing immigrants— in a series of oil paintings now displayed at the Pablo Center. Each canvas depicts a moment that affected policy, racial dynamics, and expresses the importance of having a political voice.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

All DaySunday Oct. 25

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

All DaySunday Oct. 25

Fused Glass and Beaded Jewelry Exhibition

Fused glass pendants, ornaments, pins and other items are the focus of this exhibition. As well as a jewelry maker, Sarah is an accomplished acrylic and watercolor artist.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DaySunday Oct. 25

A Vue On by Ken Krautbauer

Heavily influenced by the Japanese aesthetic of “Wabi-Sabi” (the acceptance of imperfection), Krautbauer’s exhibition’s creates imaging alternatives from an abstract perspective and looks beyond the surface for interpretations and discovery.

Decadent Gifts
Eau Claire

All DaySunday Oct. 25

Michael J Peterson

“Found Objects Find Me” is the foundation of abstract, multidisciplinary artist Michael Peterson. Born and raised in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, he is a true townie and an U.S. Air Force veteran. His military service opened the door to higher education and exposed him to European Masters and contemporary artists while stationed in West Germany.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DayMonday Oct. 26

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayMonday Oct. 26

Michael J Peterson

“Found Objects Find Me” is the foundation of abstract, multidisciplinary artist Michael Peterson. Born and raised in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, he is a true townie and an U.S. Air Force veteran. His military service opened the door to higher education and exposed him to European Masters and contemporary artists while stationed in West Germany.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DayMonday Oct. 26

Fused Glass and Beaded Jewelry Exhibition

Fused glass pendants, ornaments, pins and other items are the focus of this exhibition. As well as a jewelry maker, Sarah is an accomplished acrylic and watercolor artist.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DayMonday Oct. 26

The History of Crimmigration

A UW-Eau Claire student in the McNair Scholars Program visualizes the History of USA Crimmigration—the concept of criminalizing immigrants— in a series of oil paintings now displayed at the Pablo Center. Each canvas depicts a moment that affected policy, racial dynamics, and expresses the importance of having a political voice.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

All DayMonday Oct. 26

A Vue On by Ken Krautbauer

Heavily influenced by the Japanese aesthetic of “Wabi-Sabi” (the acceptance of imperfection), Krautbauer’s exhibition’s creates imaging alternatives from an abstract perspective and looks beyond the surface for interpretations and discovery.

Decadent Gifts
Eau Claire

10am-5pm Monday Oct. 26

Celebrating Fiber Arts

Explore the world of fiber arts experienced through traditional techniques that transform the medium of fiber into creative works of art. These techniques include quilting, weaving, embroidery, dying, felting and more.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

11am-5pm Monday Oct. 26

Jamie Rehfeld October Featured Artist

View the latest work from our October Featured Artist - Jamie Rehfeld. Jamie’s warm, nostalgic subject matter reflects a gentle, pastoral view of nature, animals, and family life evoking the charm and innocence of everyday experiences. Acrylic on canvas, there is something for everyone, especially cottage core enthusiasts who yearn for a calming aesthetic.

Decadent Gifts and Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayTuesday Oct. 27

Michael J Peterson

“Found Objects Find Me” is the foundation of abstract, multidisciplinary artist Michael Peterson. Born and raised in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, he is a true townie and an U.S. Air Force veteran. His military service opened the door to higher education and exposed him to European Masters and contemporary artists while stationed in West Germany.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DayTuesday Oct. 27

The History of Crimmigration

A UW-Eau Claire student in the McNair Scholars Program visualizes the History of USA Crimmigration—the concept of criminalizing immigrants— in a series of oil paintings now displayed at the Pablo Center. Each canvas depicts a moment that affected policy, racial dynamics, and expresses the importance of having a political voice.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

All DayTuesday Oct. 27

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayTuesday Oct. 27

Fused Glass and Beaded Jewelry Exhibition

Fused glass pendants, ornaments, pins and other items are the focus of this exhibition. As well as a jewelry maker, Sarah is an accomplished acrylic and watercolor artist.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

All DayTuesday Oct. 27

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

10am-5pm Tuesday Oct. 27

Celebrating Fiber Arts

Explore the world of fiber arts experienced through traditional techniques that transform the medium of fiber into creative works of art. These techniques include quilting, weaving, embroidery, dying, felting and more.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

11am-5pm Tuesday Oct. 27

Jamie Rehfeld October Featured Artist

View the latest work from our October Featured Artist - Jamie Rehfeld. Jamie’s warm, nostalgic subject matter reflects a gentle, pastoral view of nature, animals, and family life evoking the charm and innocence of everyday experiences. Acrylic on canvas, there is something for everyone, especially cottage core enthusiasts who yearn for a calming aesthetic.

Decadent Gifts and Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayWednesday Oct. 28

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayWednesday Oct. 28

The History of Crimmigration

A UW-Eau Claire student in the McNair Scholars Program visualizes the History of USA Crimmigration—the concept of criminalizing immigrants— in a series of oil paintings now displayed at the Pablo Center. Each canvas depicts a moment that affected policy, racial dynamics, and expresses the importance of having a political voice.

Pablo Center at the Confluence
Eau Claire

All DayWednesday Oct. 28

Art Exhibit: “Do you know why we resist?”

An art exhibition -- Memories and Narratives of Feminist Art in the Galería Feminista Siempre Vivas in Bogotá.

Foster Gallery
Eau Claire

All DayWednesday Oct. 28

A Vue On by Ken Krautbauer

Heavily influenced by the Japanese aesthetic of “Wabi-Sabi” (the acceptance of imperfection), Krautbauer’s exhibition’s creates imaging alternatives from an abstract perspective and looks beyond the surface for interpretations and discovery.

Decadent Gifts
Eau Claire

All DayWednesday Oct. 28

Michael J Peterson

“Found Objects Find Me” is the foundation of abstract, multidisciplinary artist Michael Peterson. Born and raised in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, he is a true townie and an U.S. Air Force veteran. His military service opened the door to higher education and exposed him to European Masters and contemporary artists while stationed in West Germany.

Acoustic Cafe - Eau Claire
Eau Claire

10am-5pm Wednesday Oct. 28

Celebrating Fiber Arts

Explore the world of fiber arts experienced through traditional techniques that transform the medium of fiber into creative works of art. These techniques include quilting, weaving, embroidery, dying, felting and more.

The Heyde Center for the Arts
Chippewa Falls

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