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Lee Hunter’s multidisciplinary practice explores our relationship with nature, and the narrowing gap between apocalyptic fiction and the reality of climate change. Hunter is interested in creating new worlds from our existing world, mining humans’ ability to think about the future, and using imagination to explore new worlds. Disinterested in utopia or dystopia, Hunter instead focus on how speculative fabulation can critique the society we live in and create space for dreaming new, viable futures. Set in the near future,…
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Join us for the first annual THELMA Plein Air Event June 17th-June 23rd, 2022! Artists of all experience levels are welcome to participate in this exciting event. Plein Air painting takes place outdoors without the use of an indoor studio space or reference photos. Artists must remain within the event boundaries. Registration: April 18 – June 18 | REGISTER HERE Check-in: June 17 @ 10 AM – 5 PM & June 18 @ 10 AM – 3 PM Painting: June…
Join us for the first annual THELMA Plein Air Event June 17th-June 23rd, 2022! Artists of all experience levels are welcome to participate in this exciting event. Plein Air painting takes place outdoors without the use of an indoor studio space or reference photos. Artists must remain within the event boundaries. Registration: April 18 – June 18 | REGISTER HERE Check-in: June 17 @ 10 AM – 5 PM & June 18 @ 10 AM – 3 PM Painting: June…
MAKERS MARKET | June 17, 2022 @ 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM **Taking Place During Downtown Fond du Lac’s Annual Wine Walk Event** THELMA’s Makers Market is an outdoor and indoor market featuring local vendors with fine art, handcrafted goods, vintage finds, boutique items, lifestyle goods, and more. We handpick a variety of artists, dreamers, and collectors and gather them all in one place for a unique shopping experience! Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts is seeking vendors for our…
CELEBRATE MEMBERSHIP MAY! Sign-up for a new membership during this month of May and you will receive 3 MONTHS FREE with the code “MEMBERSHIPMAY”. How to use the code: Go to the Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts Website. Click on the ‘Support’ – ‘Membership’ tab. Choose your desired membership level. After selecting your membership level scroll down to the bottom of the page. Fill out the necessary information then select ‘Add to Cart’ when finished. In the ‘Discount Code’…
Exhibition will be on display from May 5, 2022 – June 18, 2022 Reni Gower has over 40 years of professional experience in the fine arts. Her work has been showcased internationally in Qatar, UAE, Australia, Italy, Peru, Korea, Israel, Belgium, England, Moldova, and Moscow. Additional national venues include the Mesa Contemporary Art Museum, AZ; Zukerman Museum of Art, Kennesaw, GA; Muskegon Museum of Art, MI; Rawls, Museum, Courtland, VA; Taubman, Museum, Roanoke, VA; Kimball Art Center, Park City, UT;…
Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate to these situations, consider LSS MindWorks. MindWorks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources of interests. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is…
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Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate, consider LSS Mindworks. MindWorks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources of interests. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is charged for participation,…
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According to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, soul is “music that arose out of the black experience in America through the transmutation of gospel and rhythm & blues into a form of funky, secular testifying”. Funk is a music genre that originated in African American communities in the mid-1960s when musicians created a rhythmic, danceable new form of music through a mixture of soul, jazz and rhythm and blues. It focuses on a strong rhythmic groove of a…
Free finance classes from Edward Jones of Kimberly. This seminar discusses current market conditions and how the political, economic and cultural forces shaping our markets can affect you as an investor.
Concerned with acts both of construction and deconstruction, painter Annabeth Marks’ work forces a consideration of the boundaries of painting in both process and form. For her contribution to the Return to the Real series, she presents new works—a group of small, dense and richly colored, intimate paintings that are mediations on the psychology of READ MORE
Oakland ceramicist Woody De Othello is best known for his large-scale anthropomorphic figures, which are often humorous portrayals of domestic objects. For Hope Omens, he will present an entirely new body of work. Many of the sculptures were produced using molds that Othello created during his Arts/Industry Pottery residency at the Kohler Co. factory in READ MORE
Oakland ceramicist Woody De Othello is best known for his large-scale anthropomorphic figures, which are often humorous portrayals of domestic objects. For Hope Omens, he will present an entirely new body of work. Many of the sculptures were produced using molds that Othello created during his Arts/Industry Pottery residency at the Kohler Co. factory in READ MORE
Eva Papamargariti’s video Factitious Imprints takes viewers on a journey through a posthuman, postnatural landscape that blurs boundaries between virtual and physical environments and ecosystems. The video presents a hybrid, dystopic dreamscape of digitally rendered scenes and images of real places culled from Google Maps, drones, and handheld recording devices. Its overlapping surfaces—from nonbiodegradable waste READ MORE
Sarah Zapata explores pre-Hispanic textile techniques and multigenerational Peruvian feminine crafts through her intricate and labor-intensive fiber work. These manual processes are combined with modern and industrial carpet manufacturing techniques in work that explores themes such as gender, ethnicity, colonialism, and performativity. Interested in color’s emotional saliency and its ability to convey meanings across time READ MORE
