Photographs are thought to immortalize events and loved ones.  They provide a tangible keepsake for when our own memories or physical bodies eventually fade from this world.  The exhibited images deal with concepts of memory, life, and death through the use of time honored alternative photographic methods that were invented in the mid-1800s.

Opening Reception on Friday, June 7,2019.  5-8pm

The show includes work by Amirmasoud Agharebparast, Jaime Aelavanthara, Ellie Cooper and Rachel Philips as well as by Vicki. 

"Footloose"   What We Leave Behind Series   Cyanotype on fabric  (My elderly parents with some of the shoes they were leaving behind when they moved into a nursing home.)

"Thanksgiving"   Dinner Plate Memories Series   Cyanotype on fabric with image transfer.

(My grandparents and family)

Opening Reception: Tuesday, May 7, 6-8 pm  (Private Champagne Reception for members from 5-6pm)

Mystery Path (Lion's Den Gorge Nature Preserve)
Archival Print on Vellum with applied white gold leaf

Fall on the Creek (Cedar Pond, Cedarburg, WI )
Archival Print on Vellum with applied yellow gold leaf

The exhibit will feature the work of four artists who live on Columbia Rd in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, Patick Doughman, Bruce Hustad, Tom Kubala, and Vicki Reed. Vicki's eleven archival prints on vellum with applied gold leaf will feature two of her favorite places, Lion’s Den Gorge Nature Preserve and Cedar Creek. Though she has lived close to them and photographed them for 30 years, they never cease to inspire her.

"Two of my images in the exhibit are of landscapes that no longer exist. Recently the EPA oversaw a clean up of Columbia Pond (part of Cedar Creek) that was tainted with PCBs. The pond was dredged and topsoil on frequently flood areas was removed as well as many of the trees on the shoreline.  The park has been redesigned with a new landscape and I look forward to it being reopened so I can discover new views. Though I mourn the loss of favorite trees I came to think of as friends, I appreciate the fact that the creek and pond will be healthy once again. "

“IMAGES 9” PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW

FEATURES NINE ACCLAIMED WISCONSIN PHOTOGRAPHERS

Wisconsin photographers excel on the international scene! The highly anticipated “Images 9” photo exhibition opens at the Gallery of Wisconsin Art from March 2 to April 26. A public reception and meet and greet March 2 from 4 - 7 PM. We are honored to feature the work of 9 award-winning and internationally recognized photographers from around the state of Wisconsin.

Vicki Will show 8 pieces from a new body of work -archival pigment prints on vellum with applied gold leaf.

Vickiwill have three lumen prints on display during the show.

Opening Reception:

Friday, March 15

6-8pm

Dinner Plate Memories Table Installation and Asintmah will be on display.

Feed Mill-Pigment Print on Vellum with applied White Gold Leaf

Historic Cedarburg, Then and Now: In honor of the 120-year anniversary of the Wittenburg-Jochem mansion that houses the Cedarburg Art Museum, this exhibition seeks to commemorate aspects of our city’s well-preserved past that find meaningful, new uses in the 21st century. Nineteenth century limestone mills, retail buildings, and homes as well as other historic landmarks are not relics but buildings repurposed with new uses. Artists are invited to interpret historic and/or present-day aspects of the city that reveal earlier times or a vibrant, contemporary community.

October 6, 2018: Exhibition Opening Reception with awards for artists, 5-7pm

Vicki be exhibiting three encaustic pieces in the show.- Floating Island, Pickeral Grass and High Water