BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20260925T220000Z DTEND:20260926T010000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Three New Shows - Opening Reception DESCRIPTION:We present Gregory Schulte Illuminations\, 23rd Annual Ceramics Invitational: Group Show\, and in no.5: Human : Nature by Mark Golbach\n\n\n\nGregory Schulte has the ability to make familiar subjects seem new and peculiar. Working in oil painting\, most recently his focus has turned toward the transformative power of light and how fleeting illuminations can magically alter subjects and spaces. One line of investigation explores the effects of light on botanical subjects. In these dramatic paintings Schulte is mindful of the time of day.\n\n\n\nGroup Show: 23rd Annual Ceramics Invitational For the 23rd year\, Abel Contemporary Gallery will host an invitational of new works by ceramicists from across the country. One of our most anticipated exhibits\, the show will be available in person and online\, featuring the work of: Lindsay Oesterritter\, Candice Methe\, Nadia Niggli\, Sanam Emami\, Jaden Estes Carlson\, ChengOu Yu\, Eleanor Annand\, Jing Huang\, Del Harrow\, Marlene Miller\, Kelly Connole\, Karl Borgeson\, Gerit Grimm\, Juliane Shibata\, Stuart Gair\, Rachelle Miller\, Katie Fee\, and Rick Hintze.\n\n\n\nMark Golbach has a BA in painting from St. John's University in Collegeville\, MN\, and an MFA from Washington University in St Louis\, MO. For the first part of his career\, he focused on painting and printmaking later focusing on photography as his main practice. When he retired fifteen years ago from a day job his intent was to return to painting full time. After a winter "cranking out canvases but feeling isolated"\, he decided to step into the larger world to see if he could make a serious photograph. Golbach says\, "It's not as easy as you might think. I've been struggling with the idea of what makes a 'good' photograph ever since." This exhibit is a celebration of those years Golbach dedicated trying to add some small original contribution to the practice of photography focusing on his 12 self-published photography books. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We present Gregory Schulte &ndash\; Illuminations\, 23rd Annual Ceramics Invitational: Group Show\, and in no.5: Human : Nature by Mark Golbach
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\nGregory Schulte has the ability to make familiar subjects seem new and peculiar. Working in oil painting\, most recently his focus has turned toward the transformative power of light and how fleeting illuminations can magically alter subjects and spaces. One line of investigation explores the effects of light on botanical subjects. In these dramatic paintings Schulte is mindful of the time of day.
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\nGroup Show: 23rd Annual Ceramics Invitational For the 23rd year\, Abel Contemporary Gallery will host an invitational of new works by ceramicists from across the country. One of our most anticipated exhibits\, the show will be available in person and online\, featuring the work of: Lindsay Oesterritter\, Candice Methe\, Nadia Niggli\, Sanam Emami\, Jaden Estes Carlson\, ChengOu Yu\, Eleanor Annand\, Jing Huang\, Del Harrow\, Marlene Miller\, Kelly Connole\, Karl Borgeson\, Gerit Grimm\, Juliane Shibata\, Stuart Gair\, Rachelle Miller\, Katie Fee\, and Rick Hintze.
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\nMark Golbach has a BA in painting from St. John'\;s University in Collegeville\, MN\, and an MFA from Washington University in St Louis\, MO. For the first part of his career\, he focused on painting and printmaking later focusing on photography as his main practice. When he retired fifteen years ago from a day job his intent was to return to painting full time. After a winter &ldquo\;cranking out canvases but feeling isolated&rdquo\;\, he decided to step into the larger world to see if he could make a serious photograph. Golbach says\, &ldquo\;It&rsquo\;s not as easy as you might think. I&rsquo\;ve been struggling with the idea of what makes a &lsquo\;good&rsquo\; photograph ever since.&rdquo\; This exhibit is a celebration of those years Golbach dedicated trying to add some small original contribution to the practice of photography focusing on his 12 self-published photography books. LOCATION:Abel Contemporary Gallery 524 E Main St Stoughton\, WI 53589 UID:e.3020.14621 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260904T122506Z URL:https://www.stoughtonwi.com/events/details/three-new-shows-opening-reception-14621 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR