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Ice Henge, in Honor of Adam
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A year ago I wrote " Twenty things I love about Adam Green " for him as a birthday present. His birthday is today, and now it...
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How I transformed this space, just a little bit
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I have reworked this digital space a bit recently. I wanted to make it more beautiful, but am limited by the restrictions of the blog...
Frozen Color: Creating Art with Kids
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"I dreamed about how we could do it," my daughter said, and she meant it very literally, I think. It was before breakfast, she ...
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What Makes Tenney Park So Unique?
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On a very cold but sunny afternoon last week, I let the kids loose on the frozen lagoon with ten colorful orbs of ice. Tenney Park is ...
Three Reasons Public Art is Good Even When It Is Bad
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I love public art. Not all of it; some I find tasteless or ugly or boring. But I'm supportive of it all on principle and want more o...
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Is Music the Answer to all our Development Questions?
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Living in the heart of Madison of downtown Madison in 2014 is a little hectic. There are a lot of issues on the table and it's ha...
Why the Fools Flotilla matters
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2014 Fools Flotilla, photos by Ray Pfeiffer Komifoto We have wheels made specifically for rolling a canoe on pavement. My two kids are...
BLINK and the art is gone.
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The exhibition will come down in two short weeks. If you didn't make the walking tour with the artists ( John Miller in the pictur...
Meet Me at the River
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Do you know exactly how far you live from the Mighty Yahara? I'm looking for friends and neighbors who would like to be part ...
Call for Public Art Projects: Reflections from the Banks of the Yahara River
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This is a call for artists to submit ideas for a collection of outdoor artworks to grace the banks of the Yahara River on Madison’s east...
Making the Effort: Experiencing Art with the Kids
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"Plenty" by Katey Smith, Gail Simpson and Aristotle Georgiades Gallery Night this fall was another little window into all t...
Ten things to do at Reynolds Park and the power of ten
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This gorgeous building on East Washington is where Mautz Paint lived for years. It is just ripe a new incarnation. 9 things to do cur...
Keep Calm and Ride On
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If only cars made art as they moved across the pavement! Like, blue lines for cars going the speed limit, red lines for cars with n...
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