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Jan Serr: Summer Paintings

Looking at the Lakefront from Villa Terrace

August 6 - November 29, 2026

At Villa Terrace Museum & Garden
2220 N. Terrace Ave. Milwaukee, WI
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Jan Serr’s “Summer Paintings” draw inspiration from Bradford Beach and Lake Michigan—the very landscape neighboring Villa Terrace Museum. Spanning the last fifty years, with pieces as recent as 2026, these beach-themed figurative works have rarely been exhibited as a collection. This Villa Terrace show marks a local homecoming for Serr following a distinguished career exhibiting and teaching in Canada. She has previously had retrospectives at the Rahr-West Art Museum and UW-Milwaukee and is represented by the Tory Folliard Gallery.

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Influential painter Tom Uttech sells landscapes in Aspen | Article by Aspen Times →

Influential painter Tom Uttech sells landscapes in Aspen

By Jennika Ingram | The Aspen Times

Renowned landscape painter Tom Uttech recently sold several works at the 2025 Aspen Art Fair, including two large-scale pieces—“Nin-babishagi” and “Sagiwan Sibi”

Uttech’s paintings, rooted in his deep connection to nature and solitude, reflect his concern for the vanishing wilderness. At 82, he continues to paint passionately from his Wisconsin studio, often inspired by solo canoe trips in the Canadian wilds.

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Fred Stonehouse, NO AGENDA- MOWA | West Bend

Fred Stonehouse

NO AGENDA

MOWA (Museum of Wisconsin Art)

March 15 – June 8

"Fred Stonehouse's exhibition NO AGENDA at MOWA (Museum of Wisconsin Art) in West Bend. Showcases a collection of never-before-seen drawings from one of Wisconsin's most distinctive contemporary artists. Dating from 2008 to 2024, NO AGENDA assembles over 150 drawings of his iconic characters, fantastical hybrid creatures, and self-portraits that explore human vulnerability and complexity."

This exhibition is open to the public at MOWA | 205 Veterans Ave, West Bend, WI

Fred Stonehouse has been represented by Tory Folliard Gallery since 2002

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