Willet Hauser Architectural Glass was featured in a recent Winona Daily News article.
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Monday, October 5, 2015
Behind the Glass: A Century of Designers and their Ideas from Willet Hauser Architectural Glass
Now through mid-November in our Lillian Davis Hogan Galleries is a beautiful exhibit of designer renderings, cartoons, and history from one of the most important stained glass studios in the country, Willet Hauser Architectural Glass, located right here in Winona, Minnesota.
The exhibit showcases over 100 years of stained glass commissions, the designers, and their craft.
The exhibit showcases over 100 years of stained glass commissions, the designers, and their craft.
Willet Hauser |
Annie Lee, designer |
Collum Sharkey, designer |
Princeton, NJ window |
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Kittens, finally.
After lecturing the Art Foundations I class about not adding kittens to their designs (kind of an inside joke) we celebrated a great semester with kitten therapy on the last day of class.
Friday, October 31, 2014
Art Club mask sale
Art Club recently spent an afternoon creating fun masks that were sold over the noon hours in Toner. As predicted, the Spiderman mask was the first one to sell...
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Apple Fest!
Art Club braved the cold and clouds last Sunday to bring their face painting skills back to the Apple Fest, an annual celebration of Polish culture and history at the Polish Museum in Winona.
Veteran Lauren Graf helped Monika Patel learn the ropes. Thanks to both of them for their contribution to the community!
Veteran Lauren Graf helped Monika Patel learn the ropes. Thanks to both of them for their contribution to the community!
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Just can't get inside today...
The outdoor portable drawing boards and stools got a lot of use today. Many art classes were taking advantage of the great weather.
This class worked on drawing Heffron Hall in the shade of a few trees on the green.
Art outdoors
They are rare, but the opportunity to go outdoors with drawing pad on a beautiful fall day is pretty nice. Here the Foundations I students are drawing architecture using 2 point perspective.
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