Ray Gloeckler, Linda Kelen, S.V. Medaris

Three Wisconsin artists interpret their surroundings in varied ways with a common medium:  relief prints.  Ray Gloeckler creates wry, figurative works, exploring the foibles of humankind in his wood engravings or woodcuts.  Linda Kelen interprets the Driftless Area landscape in traditional black-inked or colorful, white-line woodcuts.  Animals of the farm are frequent subjects and often over life-size in S.V. Medaris’ woodcuts of rural life.  

The Cedarburg Art Museum is located at W63N675 Washington Ave. in the Wittenberg-Jochem mansion.  Regular museum hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 10am – 4pm and Sunday, noon to 4pm.  For more information about this exhibition or a September 12 white-line woodblock workshop by Linda Kelen, visit cedarburgartmuseum.org or call 262 377-6123.