Roberta's Art Gallery

• Reception: Tuesday, September 26, 6 pm
  • Light refreshments provided
• Artist: Iva Sidash
• “The Wall: Witness to the War in Ukraine,” by Iva Sidash, uses photography to capture remnants of buildings scarred by shelling caused by Russian aggression in Ukraine.
• Iva Sidash is a Ukrainian documentary photographer who has been covering the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. Her
  work has been displayed in the United States, France, Spain, and Sweden and has been published in various magazines.
• Preview the exhibit

• Pop-up exhibit in collaboration with Latinos Unidos and UW-W Spanish Club
• Día de los Muertos is a happy, colorful celebration that honors the deceased and invites their spirits to take part in the festivities of life. Throughout Mexico, families construct altars known as "las ofrendas" or "offerings" to warmly welcome back the souls of the departed.
• Latinos Unidos is a student organization that aims to unite Latinos, support educational goals, and promote appreciation of Latino culture. Spanish Club is an organization that promotes Spanish as a language and helps members to gain a better understanding of the Hispanic culture.

• "Nontraditional Student Art Exhibit" is an annual pop-up exhibit that highlights UW-Whitewater's nontraditional students' artwork. It features a variety of mediums and styles from sculptures to paintings.
• According to UW-Whitewater Institutional Research and Planning, nontraditional students are 25 years of age or older and are in their undergraduate degree program. Nontraditional students make up 9.9% of the UW-Whitewater student population.

• Reception: Tuesday, November 14, 6 pm
  • Light refreshments provided
• Artist: Anthony Cerulli
• “The Aesthetic Shape of History” explores viewing Indian manuscripts and archival spaces as art rather than content. This exhibit aims to provide insights into how the aesthetic forms used to present critical history and culture can be visually striking. It also
  shows how physical archives, which are placed in meaningful spaces, are gradually being replaced by digital means.
• Anthony Cerulli, a Professor of South Asian Studies at UW–Madison and historian of South Asian religions and medicines, began his photo-ethnographic art project, Manuscriptistan, in 2003. His work was officially recognized in 2015 with a Guggenheim Fellowship.

August 17-September 15: Re/connections

July 5-28, 2023: Shades of Crimson

May 31-June 27, 2023: World of Warhol

May 3-12, 2023: TBD : Software Art

March 23-April 25, 2023: Walled Gardens

February 23-March 15, 2023: Adventures Abroad

January 18-February 16, 2023: Life in Light and Shadow

November 30, 2022-January 11, 2023: The Art of Becoming

November 1-22, 2022: UW-W Veteran Services Tattoos: Stories of Service

October 4-27, 2022: We Keep Us Safe