Tory Folliard Gallery

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Gallery Night: Interview with Tory Folliard:
Mary Louise Schumacher of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel speaks with Tory Folliard about the Gallery's 20th Anniversary Celebration, the Gallery's history, and the ins and outs of running a successful gallery in Milwaukee.

Jeff Aeling Reviewed by Susceptible to Images.com:
Landscape painter, Jeff Aeling's recent exhibition at the Tory Folliard Gallery focuses on the North Woods of Wisconsin. Jeff Filipiak reviews the show for the on-line magazine, Susceptible to Images. Nov. 7, 2006

Concrete ideas frame Aho's wispy impermanence:
Mary Louise Schumacher, writing for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reviews Eric Aho's most recent show at the Tory Folliard Gallery, caputuring the unique painting style of Aho.

Eric Aho: Meaning lurks below the surface of landscapes:
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel art critic James Auer reviews Eric Aho's exhibition, New Landscapes at the Tory Folliard Gallery.

Folliard Showcases Craig Blietz's "Midwest":
Craig Blietz exhibits a series of new animal portraits in his show, Midwest. Peggy Sue Dunigan writes about the artist's debut exhibition with the Gallery for Milwaukee's Shepherd Express.

Mark Brautigam talks about his photographs "On Wisconsin":
Rosecrans Baldwin interviews Wisconsin photographer, Mark Brautigam about his recent series of large-format, color photographs, On Wisconsin for the Morning News.org

Patrick Farrell-Master of Illusion:
Art critic, Debra Brehmer says, "Patrick Farrell sells beauty, and many are buying. How has he become the state’s most successful painter?" Read excerpts from her article for Milwaukee Magazine, August 2006.

Harold Gregor Reviewed in Art in America:
Janet Koplos examines Illinois landscape painter, Harold Gregor's unique arial perspective in his colorful acrylic "Flatscapes" for the national publication, Art in America.

Laurie Hogin: Sex Monkeys and Mutant Bunnies:
From Salon.com: Douglas Cruickshank explores painter, Laurie Hogin's use of Old Masters style and a frightening menagerie of beasts to illustrate the nightmares to be found in the American dream.

Anna Kunz: Simple Complexity:
In an article for Susceptible to Images, Ben Bowman analyzes Anna Kunz's use of abstraction to provoke viewers into closer consideration of everyday objects.

Robert Lostutter: It's all about process:
Chicago Imagist, Robert Lostutter, named by the Chicago Tribune Chicagoan of the Year in 2006, reveals his intriguing method of creating his bird-man paintings and drawings with Alan Artner of the Chicago Tribune.

Mark Mulhern: An Artist's Life in Milwaukee:
Deb Brehmer explores Mark Mulhern's stubborn commitment to painting for Milwaukee's Shepherd Express

Gladys Nilsson Reviewed in Art In America:
Gladys Nilsson's latest New York Gallery Exhibition Reviewed By Faye Hirsch for Art in America, February 2009

Call of the Wild: Paintings by Michael Noland:
Catalog Essay: NOTES ON NOLAND, by James Yood, for the artist's Retrospective Exhibition at South Shore Arts, Munster, Indiana, Jun-July, 2007

Artist's Studio: BILL REID - Moveable Beasts:
Arts writer, Stacey Williams-Ng interprets Racine artist, Bill Reid's Moveable Beasts for Milwaukee Home and Fine Living Magazine, November 2008

Jason Rohlf Reviewed by Susceptible to Images.com:
Art Historian, Debra Brehmer gives great insights to the works of Brooklyn based painter, Jason Rohlf. Her review was published for the on-line arts magazine, Susceptible to Images.

Fred Stonehouse's "Dope" exhibition proves addictive:
James Auer reviews Fred Stonehouse's solo exhibition titled Dope at the Tory Folliard Gallery for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Tom Uttech's outdoor visions make road trip a must:
Chicago Sun Times reviews Tom Uttech's retrospective, Magnetic North at the Milwaukee Art Museum. By, Margaret Hawkins

John Wilde's "With Friends" exhibition review from Art in America:
Art in America writer Michael Duncan reviews an exhibition feauturing Magic Realist, John Wilde and his friends at the Chazen Museum of art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.