The Chazen recently acquired three works by Rashaad Newsome, a cross-disciplinary artist who will be in residence at the UW–Madison for the Spring 2019 Interdisciplinary Arts Residency Program (IARP).
The Chazen Museum of Art is both pleased and sad to announce that Distinguished Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs Andrew Stevens will retire October 5, 2018.
Amy Gilman, Ph.D., will lead the Chazen Museum of Art as its new director starting Sept. 11.
Jim Dine mural unveiled at the Chazen museum of art
$28 million to support art education: Chazens pledge pieces from personal collection
The fourth floor gallery in the Chazen Museum of Art’s Elvehjem Building is now open with highlights of the museum’s impressive collection of contemporary ceramic and glass sculpture.
Watch Rory Erler Wakemup on WPT's Wisconsin Life that aired 6/25/15. "Kill the Idiot, Save the Fan" was on view in the Mayer Gallery April 25–June 7 2015.
Two German late gothic altarpiece angels have returned to public view in Gallery II at the Chazen. The sculptures were last on display in 2008, and take the place of a work that has been returned to the Haggerty Museum after a one-year loan.
Read about Grant Wood's sister, Nan in this great article featured on Smithsonian.com.
The Chazen Museum of Art is pleased to announce ART•SPIN its new community outreach initiative to further expand the museum’s offerings and community access to arts programming.