Companion Species at the Chazen through Dec. 30
Companion Species embraces connections between Native and non-Native artists and the relationships between humans, animals and the earth. Exhibition takes its title and inspiration from […]
Companion Species embraces connections between Native and non-Native artists and the relationships between humans, animals and the earth. Exhibition takes its title and inspiration from […]
Renowned contemporary artist Sanford Biggers has launched an innovative collaboration with the Chazen Museum of Art focused on creating a response to an historic work […]
A survey of American drawings from the 18th century to the early 20th century will introduce audiences to a range of artists, from anonymous to […]
The Chazen Museum of Art is pleased to announce it will reopen all galleries in both the Elvehjem and Chazen buildings and return to daily […]
The Chazen Museum of Art and UW–Madison mourn the loss of Chazen Advisory Council member Johanna “Jo” Garfield on August 5, 2021 at the age […]
From the Chancellor: The recent arrival in the U.S. of the more infectious Delta variant of COVID-19 has led to a steep rise in cases […]
Professor Mary Hark, of School of Human Ecology’s Design Studies department, has been named a 2021 McKnight Book Artist Fellow. The prestigious year-long fellowship, administered […]
The Chazen Museum of Art has been selected to participate in a research project to study the social impact it has on its community and […]
On Friday mornings—usually once per month—the Chazen hosts Curator Conversations on Facebook Live, wherein our curators offer a behind-the-scenes peek or deep dive into current exhibitions.
Athena Tacha employs shape, repetition, discontinuity, and color to explore forms and rhythms she observes in nature.