01/15/2026
UPCOMING EXHIBITION at the ABG:
Runs: January 29 - March 4
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, January 29 at 5-7 PM + Artist Talks & Performance
Free Admission
Free Drinks & Food
MORE about the artists:
Leah Aegerter
My sculptures are abstractions of moments I experience in the landscape. Attracted to rocks as entities whose transformative nature codes them with life, I explore what it means to build emotional intimacy with them. As I travel through the natural world, I document geological textures through 3D scanning and then use digital fabrication techniques to reproduce the rocks in new materials such as wood and paper... In an exchange of knowledge with the land, I fossilize my own moments of the physical and emotional human experience as tactile, geological representations…My sculptures help me confront what it means to be human in these animate landscapes that collapse deep time into the present moment.
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Terri Warpinski
Terri Warpinski explores the complex relationship between personal, cultural and natural histories through her lens-based, mixed media creative practice. Her current work, Restless Earth, draws attention to her home ground in the Great Lakes Watershed and the urgent necessity for ecological recovery, restoration and re-wilding in response to our global environmental crisis. For over four decades her various projects have taken her throughout the American West and Mexico, Australia, Western and Central Europe, the Middle East and Iceland. She resides in the glacially carved landscape that is ancestral home of the Ho-Chunk (Hoocąk) and Menominee (Kāēyās maceqtawak) Nations along the Fox River in De Pere with her husband, David Graham, where they founded newARTSpace.
