The Land:Mine exhibit provides a diverse platform for visual, musical or performance art bearing witness to the transformations of the area’s natural surroundings and landscapes through time. Artists were encouraged to think outside of traditional representations of natural landscapes to reveal our relationships with the changing landscape. Photos are from the art reception on Friday, Sept.

LAND: MINE showcases contemporary interpretations that include a wide cross-section of works from established and emerging artists living in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio, California, and Virginia. Reflecting both our unity and conflict with nature, Land: Mine artists explore and question landscapes and land use through memories, metaphors,

Animal Skins: Visual Surfaces is a mixed-media exhibition that explores the many layers of taxidermy—as museum object, photographic subject, sculptural interpretation, and cultural phenomenon. exhibition October 2013
Co-curated by Jyl Kelley and Stephanie Turner
Foster Gallery, University of Wisconsin~Eau Claire

Coverage of “Domesticity” exhibition: Volume One Magazine

Link: News Release

Photographs of opening reception

Interview with Kelley on Spectrum West; a weekly live program exploring the music, arts and humanities in western Wisconsin.