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re:mancipation. Feb 6–Jun 25, 2023. re:mancipation is a collaborative project that has undertaken a two-year study of Emancipation Group and its complex history, while cultivating a more nuanced understanding of our nation and ourselves. On February 4, 2023, the Chazen Museum of Art, artist Sanford Biggers, and MASK Consortium debuted the ...
Art of Enterprise: Israhel van Meckenem’s 15th-Century Print Workshop. Dec 18, 2023–Mar 24, 2024. The Chazen Museum of Art Explores 15th-Century Printmaker’s Work through an Entrepreneurial Lens Discover parallels between the business of 15th-century printmaking and today’s branding practices […]
The Chazen welcomes service animals trained to perform a specific task, or to work for a visitor with a disability. Thinking of bringing an emotional support or therapy animal for your visit? Please contact visitor services at 608-262-9677 or ccoolidge@chazen.wisc.edu.
The Chazen’s permanent collection is a rich resource for students, artists, art historians, researchers, teachers, and anyone with a bit of curiosity. With more than 24,000 artworks— and roughly 1,700 on view at any time—the collection is fully digitized and accessible online.
Feb 2, 2024 · Chazen Cafe Hours. SUMMER HOURS start May 28, 2024 Mon–Thu, 8:30 a.m.–4:30p.m. ... Chazen Museum of Art. University of Wisconsin 750 University Avenue Madison, WI ...
Today, the Chazen Museum of Art’s permanent collection consists of over 25,000 works of different cultures, periods, and mediums used in teaching by UW–Madison faculty from a variety of disciplines. A “collection of collections,” the museum’s holdings include a number of notable collections formed by private collectors and donated as ...
Dec 22, 2017 · The Chazen’s expansive two-building site holds the second-largest collection of art in Wisconsin, and is the largest collecting museum in the Big 10. Within its 176,000 square feet of museum space is a collection of approximately 23,000 works of art covering diverse historical periods, cultures and geographic locations, from ancient Greece ...
