Joey Gatto, Community Journalist
• February 9, 2025
With creative expression being essential to a flourishing community, it only makes sense for there to be organizations tailored to aiding residents in expressing their creativity. The Whitewater Art Alliance...
Art can come in many different forms by many different types of people. It is a way for artists to express themselves in a way that they think suits their abilities best. For example, famous Spanish painter...
Sydney Wojcik, Assistant Editor of Arts and Recreation
• November 28, 2021
The Whitewater Arts Alliance is holding its annual Members’ Shot from Friday, Nov. 19 to Sunday, Dec. 19 2021. In order to make it more accessible, this year's show will be available in person at the...
The Whitewater Arts Alliance hosts a collection of photographic images by Mark Lawrence McPhail titled “More Than a Village,” which documents his experience in Northern Uganda. The collection features...
The ThreadBenders came to the Whitewater Arts Alliance on Jan. 30 to display their unique artistic expression.
In 2016, ThreadBenders came together to form a group of women who specialize in fiber art....
The Cultivating Connections exhibit on display in Roberta’s Art Gallery of the University Center showcases the diverse artistic talents of the Whitewater community and shines light on artists beyond...
The Whitewater Arts Alliance kicked off the annual Public Art Project with a presentation by local historian Carol Cartwright at the Cultural Arts Center on Sunday. Cartwright, who is full of anecdotes,...
Jason Miklik stood inside an art gallery decorated with various portraits he’s painted over the years, reminiscing the processes that went into each work of art on display.
The gallery was hosted...
Hannah Maes, Arts and Rec Editor
• October 3, 2017
The Cultural Arts Center (CAC) is an important part of the art community in Whitewater, as they promote cultural diversity and host a variety of creative events.
The CAC is the historical building...
By Jake Prinsen
A local photographer is tackling society’s standards of beauty towards women with an exhibit that promotes acceptance and self-love.
Katy Daixon, owner of Katy Daixon...
Senior M’Lyssa Hoops, in collaboration with the UW-Whitewater’s Theatre/Dance Department and the Whitewater Arts Alliance, organized a staged-reading of Dear Liar and silent auction to raise funds for to get that third show back. The fundraiser will be held at 7:30 p.m. on May 21 and 4:30 p.m. May 22 downtown at the Whitewater Cultural Arts Center.
