ERIN CELELLO
byBy Rachel Werner | Photographed by Kaia Calhoun A thought-provoking combination of self-reflection and social commentary, Erin Celello’s second novel “Learning to Stay,” about…
ART
AN ARTIST’S REBIRTH
byBy Jenie Gao Tazia LeMay learned early on that creativity isn’t easy, but it can play a powerful role in life. She grew up…
SIMONE DOING
byBy Rebecca Anderson-Brown, Kate Bast, Lisa Bauer, Shelby Deering, Elle Duncombe-Mills, Jenie Gao, Emily Leas, Marni McEntee, Candice Wagener & Rachel Werner | Photographed…
KYIRA HAUER
byBy Rebecca Anderson-Brown, Kate Bast, Lisa Bauer, Shelby Deering, Elle Duncombe-Mills, Jenie Gao, Emily Leas, Marni McEntee, Candice Wagener & Rachel Werner | Photographed…
AMBER SWENOR
byBy Rebecca Anderson-Brown, Kate Bast, Lisa Bauer, Shelby Deering, Elle Duncombe-Mills, Jenie Gao, Emily Leas, Marni McEntee, Candice Wagener & Rachel Werner | Photographed…
PEN TO PAPER
byBy Rachel Werner Best-selling Madison novelists Susanna Daniel, Michelle Wildgen, Erin Celello and Ann Garvin are working in pairs to share their expertise with…
GIGGLE FEST
byBy Rachel Werner CAPTURING AN audience’s attention is second nature to Dina Martinez. The once choir boy turned drag queen and now stand-up comedian…
SHIFTING SILHOUETTES
bySteph Hagens’ design style isn’t easily typecast, and she likes it that way.
THIRD YEAR’S THE CHARM
byBy Rachel Werner ARRIVING THREE YEARS after its predecessor, the Wisconsin Triennial returns this month to the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art—heralding the creative…
PAINT IT FORWARD
byBy Jenie Gao WITH HER YOUNGEST heading to kindergarten, former elementary and middle school teacher Theresa Kim decided it was time for her to…