Daniel Gerhartz: The Continuum of Beauty
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In a world overpowered by negativity and darkness, Kewaskum painter Daniel Gerhartz sheds light on the continuum of beauty that surrounds us. View a mid-career retrospective of more than 30 exquisite portrait and landscaping paintings.
In a world overpowered by negativity and darkness, Kewaskum painter Daniel Gerhartz sheds light on the continuum of beauty that surrounds us. View a mid-career retrospective of more than 30 exquisite portrait and landscaping paintings.
Nestled deep in the woods near Kewaskum, in Wisconsin’s
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Contact: 2623349638
Email: ahafemann@wisconsinart.org
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Exhibition Activities
Opening Party
Saturday, April 14 | 2:00–5:00
Meet Daniel Gerhartz and the artists from all three spring exhibitions. Enjoy art making, live music by The Latchkeys, light bites, and a cash bar.
Artist Talk
Thursday, May 3 | 6:30–7:30
Daniel Gerhartz discusses the inspiration behind his stunning paintings, and his journey and practice working as an internationally recognized artist living in Kewaskum.
Meet the Artist
Saturday, June 9 | 2:00–4:00
Join Daniel Gerhartz for casual, informal conversations in the Hyde Gallery
Daniel Gerhartz Studio Tour
Saturday, May 19 | 10:30–12:00
Become a Friend of Wisconsin Art member and join us for an exclusive tour with Daniel Gerhartz at his studio in Kewaskum. Spend the morning in this picturesque setting surrounded by rolling hills and rural countryside where Gerhartz will discuss his creative process and the inspiration behind his work. To make a reservation or learn more about FOWA, contact Liz at lknopke@wisconsinart.org or 262-247-2271.
LOCATION
205 Veterans Ave, West Bend, WI 53095
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
MOWA is fully wheelchair and stroller accessible. The main and education entrances are accessible by ramp and electronic doors. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
View moreMOWA is fully wheelchair and stroller accessible. The main and education entrances are accessible by ramp and electronic doors. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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