The Path of Discovery: The Christine LaJoice Collection of Bernhard Schneider Photographs
January 9 – March 30
Opening Reception and Gallery Talk: Sunday, February 17th at 2:30 p.m.
(Snow date, February 24th)
Developed from a hoard of glass negatives that have remained unseen for over a century,
these photographs by Panorama Painter and photographer Bernhard Schneider offer
a unique and casual glimpse of Cedarburg and Milwaukee at the end of the 19th century.
At the public lecture Christine will tell the tale of discovering the negatives,
her research on how they came to be identified as those of Schneider and her personal
connection to these century-old images.
Professional Dimensions Collection
April 2 – June 29
Professional Dimensions is a membership organization that promotes the professional
and personal growth of women through social and business exchanges and through community
participation. In 1982 it inaugurated the Sacagawea Awards for women who exemplified
their values and this exhibition will feature many of these awards created by some
of Wisconsin’s finest women artists.
Arthur Thrall: The Sensuous Line
July 2 – September 28
Opening reception and artist talk, Sunday, September 7th
An artist and teacher of tremendous accomplishment, Arthur Thrall’s prints and paintings
over many decades have been united by his delicate, controlled but sensuous use
of line. This selective retrospective will showcase the best of an artist who is
still active and committed to his work.
A Sense of Place: The Photographs of A.J. Mueller
October 1 – January 4, 2009
Opening Reception and Gallery Talk: Sunday, February 17th at 2:30 p.m.
(Snow date, February 24th)
A.J. Mueller was a staff photographer for the Appleton Post-Gazette from 1942 to
1966 and as such traveled throughout the Fox Valley taking pictures of people, places
and events. This exhibition will evoke great nostalgia for many Wisconsinites as
well as reveal a long-lost snapshot of rural life.