UWL Art in Tandem Opening Reception: January 31, 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Join UWL Gallery for "Art in Tandem." All exhibitions, receptions, and artist talks are free and open to the public. Opening Reception: January 31, 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. In the spring of 2024 professional, working artists...
Join us in supporting local makers on Sunday February 9th at Pettibone Resort. The Market is free to attend, supports a local charity, and promises a fun and premium gift shopping experience for all. We're so excited to see you again on Superbowl Sunday!
Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire...
Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire...
Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire...
Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire...
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