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The Chazen acquires significant bodies of work from current and emeriti UW-Madison faculty Marjorie Kreilick, (American, b. 1925), Great Lakes, ca. 1960. Marble, smalti, and beach stones. 46 x 16 in. Gift of the artist. 2020.13.16. MADISON, WIS .-The Chazen Museum of Art at the University of Wisconsin–Madison opened to the public in 1970. This year, even as the coronavirus limited 50th anniversary celebratory events and programs, the staff of the Chazen sought ways to deepen the museum’s connection to the university and the history of artmaking on campus. One result of that effort is the recent acquisition of work from current and emeriti faculty of the University. As of November 2020, groups of work by mosaic artist Marjorie Kreilick and sculptor Truman Lowe will become part of the Chazen’s permanent collection, along with single works by print artist Emily Arthur and photographer Darcy Padilla.

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