GALLERY NIGHTFRIDAY, OCT 6 • 5–9 PM

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EAST1 849 849 E Washington Ave

770.2261 • stevenagard.com

Steven Agard - Selected Work

2 Access Wisconsin 1113 Stephenson Ln, Waunakee • 513.2611

gallerymarzen.com/mark-weller

Join artist Mark Weller at the Gallery of Access Wisconsin and experience his evocative and dramatic timestacking photography which captures, embraces, and celebrates movement. R A

3 Art In 1444 E Washington Ave • 535.9976

facebook.com/ArtInMadison

Group show with 13+ artists including David J Nielsen, Seth Bolger-Garrison, Beth Galantha, Bryan Draves, Erica Seantel Engebreth, Rob Oman, Shannon Renne, Melissa Fordahl, Shane Quella, and Heather Tatarek. R M

4 Baraboo Woodworks 84 N Bryan St • 663.1010

baraboowoodworks.com

The artisans at Baraboo Woodworks make beautiful furniture—locally grown and locally made in Madison, Wisconsin. R A M

5 Bare Knuckle Arts 1949 Winnebago St • 852.1394

bareknucklearts.com

Various art on display from local artists. R

6 Barriques Coffee Trader – Atwood 2166 Atwood Ave • 286.1500 barriquesmarket.com • mariashe.com Facebook: Fat Pinky Glass etsy.com/shop/CutlassWoodworking

Terry King, owner of Fat Pinky Glass and UW Madison graduate, specializes in functional art glass, pendants, marbles and goblets. Photography by Maria Cina. Woodworking by Cameron Coel. R

7 Christ Presbyterian Church 944 E Gorham St • 257.4845

cpcmadison.org

Ordinary Time: a multi-artist exploration of time and our journeys with God by members of the church family. R

8 CIVA Gallery 212 849 E Washington Ave, Ste 212

433.9339 • civa.org

Twenty-five contemporary artists creatively engage, in diverse media, the concept of First Fruits—returning to our Creator the best of what we’ve been given. R A

9 Common Wealth Gallery 100 S Baldwin St, 3rd flr • 516.4046 • cwd.org

Artist Brian James Garfield presents his premiere exhibit entitled Butterflies—Themes of Life and Transformation. Acrylic butterfly paintings symbolizing universal and personal themes of life. R

10 Cornucopia Inc 2 S Ingersoll St • 274.7477 copiart.com

We are an arts and wellness center with various media displayed, including oil, pastel, acrylic, jewelry, leather, and clay. Food and music will be provided. R A M

11 Creative Energy Designs 125 S Dickinson St • 256.7696 creativeenergydesignsinc.com

Watercolors by Paul Mason. Acrylic paintings by Frank Matin and John McCarthy. Beaded jewelry by Sue Lutter and Marsha Kelly. “Milwaukee Stories” lecture from Memoirs by Design. Live Jazz. R A M

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12 Focal Flame Photography— Paterson Street Studio

303 S Paterson St, Ste 2 772.0048 focalflame.com

Beyond Athletics Visual artists of Focal Flame Photography turn their eyes and keen sense of timing to subjects other than their standard repertoire of sports. R

13 Forward Community Investments

2045 Atwood Ave, Ste 101A • 257.3863 forwardci.org

Come to FCI and take in a variety of art from a very diverse group of artists. Drawings, paint- ings, sculptures, and more! R A

14 Gallery Marzen 2345 Atwood Ave

709.1454 gallerymarzen.com

Featuring local artist Richard Springer and his Montana landscapes. Offering special pricing with a donation to safeguard our National Parks & Wild Land Preserves. R A

15 Gib’s 1380 Williamson St • gibs.bar

Cold To See Clear New work by Craig Grabhorn and Jenni Leaver. R

16 Goodman Community Center 149 Waubesa St • 241.1574

goodmancenter.org

Local artists present their works—fabric art, photography, fine art, jewelry, and crafts—with a variety of price points.

17 Hatch Art House 1248 Williamson St • 237.2775

hatcharthouse.com

Special exhibit of abstract painter Dave Watkins. Hatch is an eco-friendly art gallery and gift shop celebrating local creative talent. R A

18 Lauer Realty Group 2229 Atwood Ave • 467.3220

lauerrealtygroup.com

Enjoy the work of Leah Evans. R A

19 Madison Circus Space 2100 Winnebago St

madisoncircusspace.com

Ongoing short performances of feats of skill, beauty, daring, and potential awkwardness throughout the evening! R A

20 Madison Greenhouse Store 1354 Williamson St • 819.8822

madisongreenhousestore.com

Botanical and animal themed hand-made prints by Beth Galantha, ceramics by Zach Zitske, edible landscape paintings by Tiffany Olson, and locally crafted garden art. R

21 Madison Sourdough 916 Williamson St • 442.8009

madisonsourdough.com

Jami Stanek (woodworking) and Eric Baillies (photography): Blending natural patterns and shapes in wood with functional design elements that incorporate the 19th century photographic process known as tintypes. R A

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29 Plymouth Congregational Church 2401 Atwood Ave • 249.1537 • pcucc.org

An exhibit of art created by students of Lowell Elementary School

30 Shad Wenzlaff Piano Studio 615 N Sherman Ave, Ste 21

663.9899 • shadspiano.net

Art on display. Student piano performances. Children’s weaving 5:30–6. Food & refresh- ments 5–8. Outdoor performances, weather permitting. R A M

31 Stalzy’s Deli 2701 Atwood Ave • 249.7806

stalzysdeli.com

Complimentary coffee and house-baked sweets for attendees. Fabulous Friday Fish Fry from 4–9 pm. R

32 Stone Fence 2322 Atwood Ave • 238.4331

stonefencemadison.com

Welcome to the Dark Side multi-artist Halloween-themed art show. Live music and refreshments. R M

33 Studio Paran 2051 Winnebago St • 242.1111

studioparan.com

The Glass Lens, a show of manipulated photographs by Georgina Graff and new constructions for flowers by owner Richard Jones. Glassblowing demos. R A

34 Table Wine 2045 Atwood Ave #111 • 284.9732

tablewinemadison.com

Natalie Ergas shows her collage series Essence, which combines silhouette portraiture with striking, personalized imagery. R

35 The Roman Candle 1054 Williamson St • 258.2000

theromancandle.com

36 The Straight Thread 2033 Atwood Ave • 250.1535

thestraightthread.com

Please come celebrate our 15th anniversary as we launch our new collection of upholstered furniture designed and built in our workshop.

37 VSA Wisconsin 1709 Aberg Ave, Ste 1 • 241.2131 • vsa.org

Enjoy a first look at an eclectic show featuring the works of Wisconsin artists with disabilities. Art Doesn’t See Disability is unique, diverse, and inspiring. R

22 Midwest Clay Project 2040 Winnebago St • 255.9240

midwestclayproject.com

A community clay studio serving Madison’s near-east side since 2011, MCP will exhibit ceramics created by a selection of studio members. Now under new ownership!

23 Monona Bank—Schenk’s Corners 1965 Atwood Ave • 284.8383

mononabank.com

We’ll be hosting local photographer Brent Nicastro who will be showcasing some of his recent art, including Monona Bank’s 2018 calendar. Join us for live music, food, and beverages. R A M

24 Mr. Robert’s Bomb Shelter 2116 Atwood Ave • 422.5440

mrrobertsmadison.com

OC3D is painstakingly made art from materials that represent loss and obsolescence yet are repurposed to cause amusement and wonder by Chris Murphy and Jo Jensen. Live music from Hum Machine. R A M

25 Olbrich Botanical Gardens 3330 Atwood Ave • 246.4550

olbrich.org

GLEAM, Art in a New Light is an outdoor exhibition featuring site specific art installations using light as a major component. Admission fees apply.

26 One-OneThousand 78 N Bryan St • oneonethousand.net

Our Pro Maker Members are hosting the We Got Your Back charity auction where they’ll auction off eleven denim jackets embellished in mediums like fiber, metal and ink to support nonprofits doing good things. Also featuring open studios and a sneak peek at our new creative kits. R

27 PaintBar 1224 Williamson St • 518.3044

paint-bar.com

Live music. Live painting. Half price freestyle painting and more! R A M

28 Pieces Unimagined and The Interior Statement

1228 Williamson St • 280.1155 piecesunimagined.com

Meet and co-create with local artists of Industrial-Modern furniture and lighting, Steampunk jewelry, candles, essential oils, and greeting cards while viewing their latest offerings. Enjoy “handcrafted” wines from Table Wine. R A

38 Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired

754 Williamson St 255.1166 • wcblind.org

Featuring a variety of exquisite works by blind or visually impaired artists. Gallery talk, refreshments, and live music included. R A M

WEST39 Allen Centennial

Garden 620 Babcock Dr

576.2501 andreevalley.com

Visit the Allen Centennial Garden and explore the sculptural works of Andrée Valley, enjoy food from a local food cart, and make art of your own. R A M

40 Alumni Park 724 Langdon St • alumnipark.com

Discover Alumni Park, with artful outdoor exhibits celebrating UW-Madison alumni. Park opening event at 6 pm. Exhibit unveiling, artisan demonstrations, park-featured alumni, and more through 9 pm.

41 Barbara Westfall Art Glass Design 8328 Swan Rd, Mt Horeb • 843.7515

barbarawestfall.com

Update your home or office with locally-made art glass. Event includes a maker-night activity, raffle, snacks, beverages and music all held in a quaint, turn-of-the-century farm studio in a picturesque rural setting. R A

42 Edgewood College Gallery 1000 Edgewood College Dr • 663.3252

finearts.edgewood.edu/gallery

Envisioned Worlds: Lithographs from the Hokes Archives. Twenty-five works from three elaborate worlds—all works of academic and museum parody created by Beauvais Lyons over three decades. R

43 Gallery 800 UBD 800 University Bay Dr • 238.0623

gallery800.ubd.org

Kobe Jackson presents Ronin Painter his eclectic and exposed intimate moments

“at home” and invites the viewer to peer through his window—and to see beyond. R

44 Higher Fire 2132 Regent St • 233.3050

higherfireclaystudio.com

Pottery, tiles, and sculptural pieces by our studio instructors: B. Foy, L. Leighton, J. Lubke, K. McBride, C. Odt, L. Saposnik, A. Smith, and G. Van Dixhorn. R M

45 HotelRED 1501 Monroe St • 819.8228 • hotelred.com

Enjoy an evening of local art at HotelRED. R

46 Milward Farrell Fine Art 2701 Monroe St • 238.6501

milwardfarrellfineart.com

Living with Art: New works by gallery artists for fall. From funky to functional. Also, Madison’s finest selection of jewelry and art glass. Reception 6–9 pm. R

47 Monroe Street Family Dental 2702 Monroe St, Ste 101 • 204.0222

monroestreetfamilydental.com

Featuring watercolors by Vicki Pierce and Beth Scott, with scenes from Pheasant Branch Conservatory, florals, cats, and more.

48 Mound Street Yoga 1342 Mound St • 616.9678 • artworking.org

Join ArtWorking for a creative night of art. The ArtWorking program provides career-oriented support for artists with cognitive disabilities. From wall paintings to ceramics, ArtWorking artists show and sell their creative works. Meet ArtWorking artists and celebrate art and community. R

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49 Oakwood Village – University Woods 6165 Mineral Point Rd • 230.4324

oakwoodvillage.net

Featuring The Faces of Oakwood Project, resident 2-D and 3-D art, acrylic paintings by local artist Tom Nelson, and Purl the Pedaler and her yarn-bombed bicycle. R

50 Ruth Davis Gallery, Nancy Nicholas Hall 1300 Linden Dr • 262.8815

The Memory Project: Faces of Joy An installation of 70 portraits of children living in Syrian refugee camps in Jordan.

51 Scooter Software 625 N Segoe Rd, Ste 104 • 233.0240

scootersoftware.com/gallerynight

Award-winning artist and poet Robin Chapman joins the Thursday’s Artists for an evening of art, poetry, and good company. Poetry reading at 7 pm. R A

52 The Roman Candle – Fitchburg 2685 Research Park Dr • 278.1111

theromancandle.com

53 The Roman Candle – Middleton 1920 Parmenter St • 831.7777

theromancandle.com

54 The Roman Candle – Monroe Street 2623 Monroe St • 446.4200

theromancandle.com

DOWNTOWN55 100state 316 W Washington Ave • 262.353.6437

100state.com

100state presents an exploration of everyday life in Madison, WI featuring only Madison-based local artists in our 10,000 square foot open space. R A M

56 Artist and Craftsman Supply 203 W Gorham St, Ste 1 • 251.2977

artistcraftsman.com

Our Fall Gallery Night features artwork by Artist & Craftsman Supply customers and employees.

57 Barriques Coffee Trader – West Washington

127 West Washington • 268.6264 barriquesmarket.com etsy.com/shop/MelissaJenkinsDsgns

Melissa Jenkins makes crafted jewelry, weavings, and fiber designs in Madison. Weaving demo. Additional work by talented Barriques employees, including acrylic paintings by Laura Sheppard. R A

58 Bobbie Harte Photography 111 King St #29 • 334.8165

bobbiehartephotography.com

Studio open house and an exhibit of Bobbie Harte’s most recent portrait work.

59 Capitol Lakes Retirement Center 333 W Main St • 283.2000

Paintings and calligraphy will be in the Atrium Gallery and the Henry Street Cafe. Current photographs of Cuba by members of Photomidwest will be in the Plaza Gallery.

60 Driftless Studio: Nature Gallery and Gifts 214 State St • 230.5153

anne-connor.squarespace.com

Join photographers Anne and Tim Connor for Wild, Wild West, a photographic journey through America’s rugged West.

61 Garver Gallery 18 South Bedford St • 256.6755

garvergallery.com

French artist Louis Magre makes his Wisconsin debut. His paintings capture the beauty and light of our natural surroundings. R

62 Hawks Quindel, S.C. 409 E Main St • 257.0040 • hq-law.com

Please join us for Gallery Night at our new office in the Settlement District of Madison. Enjoy artwork from local artists, available for purchase. Live painting by Hanna Bruer from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. A

63 James Watrous Gallery 201 State St, 3rd flr • 265.2500

wisconsinacademy.org/gallery

Experience Writing in Stone, an evocative theatrical installation of towering monuments to transformative ideas and events from Wisconsin’s past created by local artist, Terese Agnew.

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64 Madison Museum of Contemporary Art 227 State St • 257.0158 • mmoca.org

Experience the unveiling of Meg Mitchell’s Tenacious Numismatic Hops Exchange. R A M

65 Madison Public Library 201 W Mifflin St • madisonbubbler.org

New exhibitions by Chris Norris, Ben Rineheart, Sam Beckman, and Philip Heckman. Experience the amazing Lovey Town miniature gallery project!

66 Madison Senior Center 330 W Mifflin St • 266.6581

madisonseniorcenter.org

The Madison Senior Center presents its annual Photo Affair event. Dane County photographers age 55+ have submitted their best work for display and judging.

67 MMoCA Museum Store 227 State St • 257.3222 • mmoca.org

Trunk Show with Maya Madden and Wayne Farra of No Rules Jewelry. Inspired by their natural surroundings, Maya and Wayne enjoy pushing the limits of jewelry techniques and experimenting with a variety of materials.

68 Overture Galleries 201 State St • 258.4177

overture.org/galleries

Gallery I: Elaine Daily-Birnbaum & Quenten Brown; Gallery II: Colette Girard & Rose Kratchman; Gallery III: Robert Coberly & Richie Morales; Playhouse Gallery: Aisthetikos Cuvare (Aesthetic Curves). R A

69 Wisconsin Science Museum 211 N Carroll St, 6th Flr • 216.5496

wisconsinsciencemuseum.org

See art and science collide at the Wisconsin Science Museum! Visit Luminous Scores, an immersive light exhibit, see award-winning photographs under the microscope, and much more. R A

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With a full night of music from DJ Boyfrrriend, complimentary snacks, a cash bar by Fresco, and hands-on art activities, this party is not to be missed. The Roman Candle Pizzeria will offer complimentary artisan pizza samples (while supplies last) and the galleries will be open late so that attendees can enjoy MMoCA’s newest exhibitions. The After Party is free for MMoCA members and $5 for non-members.

Capture your experiences on Gallery Night and you could win a great prize. Snap a creative photo and upload it to your Instagram account during Gallery Night for a chance to win. To be eligible, all posts must be tagged #MadGalleryNight and @mmocamadison.

See art all around town, then come to MMoCA to get down!

Join the Gallery Night After Party in the museum’s lobby from 9–11 pm.

SEE OUR INTERACTIVE MAP AT MMOCA.ORG/GALLERY-NIGHT

Organized each spring and fall by the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Gallery Night features openings, special events, demonstrations, and refreshments at venues throughout the city.

Gallery night is sponsored by The Roman Candle Pizzeria. Media support is provided by Isthmus.