Tory Folliard Gallery’s largest exhibition of the year, Summer in Wisconsin, features a diverse collection of paintings and sculptures by the state’s most celebrated contemporary artists. This exhibition highlights the mastery of Wisconsin’s most acclaimed artists and showcases their individual, creative forms of expression. Featuring new work by more than 35 established and emerging artists, Summer in Wisconsin offers a dynamic and engaging overview of Wisconsin’s contemporary art scene.

 
 

 

Colorful Abstractions

Color takes center stage in this curated selection from Summer in Wisconsin, featuring works by Caitlin Lempia-Bradford, Jeremy Popelka, Dennis Nechvatal, Kalil Mitchell, Jason Rohlf, Claire Kellesvig, and Derrick Buisch. Each artist distinctively approaches abstraction, using bold color, expressive forms,  playful compositions, and richly layered surfaces to create works filled with energy and visual excitement.

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SPOTLIGHT: James Winn

A special feature within our Summer in Wisconsin exhibition showcasing the work of one of the Midwest's most accomplished contemporary landscape painters. The exhibition is on view through September 5, 2026.

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CELEBRATION OF COLOR

Color takes center stage in this selection of works by Guzzo Pinc, Lon Michels, Marion Coffey, and Ben Grant. Each artist uses color in a distinctive way—bold, expressive, playful, or richly layered—to create work filled with energy and visual impact. 

From Pinc's richly textured, graphic compositions and Michels's playful, expressive imagery to Coffey's luminous, joyful abstractions and Grant's bold use of pattern and form, each artist demonstrates a unique command of color. Whether vibrant and exuberant or subtle and layered, these four artists show how color can transform a work of art—and the space around it.

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EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS

Figures take primary focus in this curated selection of paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from Jessica Calderwood, Mark Mulhern, Mary Bero, T.L. Solien, Bill Reid, T.D. Brenner, and Kate Goodvin.

Each artist has their own unique approach to their creation of figures and the reasoning behind the materials they use to bring their sense to life.

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