The Other Side: An Installation by Jennifer Angus
February 6, 2021 to May 30, 2021
In February 2021 Madison-based artist Jennifer Angus will create a dramatic, site-specific art installation in the Paine’s Main Gallery. Using exotic insects as her medium, Angus designs elaborate geometric patterns and narratives comprised of thousands of preserved specimens to explore themes of beauty, ornamentation, natural history collections, the relationship between humans and insects, and the important role insects play in ecosystems.
Her installation at the Paine will encompass the gallery with carefully arranged insects on the walls and intriguing sculptures and furniture within the room. A professor of design studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Angus has exhibited her work at museums and galleries around the world and has authored a fantasy novel and several short stories related to the insect worlds she explores in her installations.
On View by Reservation
February 6-May 30, 2021
Tuesday-Sunday, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM
$9 Adult, $5 Youth
Free for Children (ages 4 and under)
Free for Paine Members
Admission includes viewing the exhibition, mansion and gardens.
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Safety Measures and Guidelines
The Paine is implementing safety and cleaning protocols to address the risk of the coronavirus. All staff wear face masks and frequently touched surfaces are routinely disinfected. In addition, we request that all guests wear a face mask or covering and maintain social distance from visitors not in your group. If you are unable to wear a mask, we ask that you delay your visit until the risk of the pandemic recedes. We encourage you to review all of our safety guidelines before visiting.
Parking
The Paine Art Center and Gardens is located at 1410 Algoma Boulevard in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Visitors may park in a parking lot on Algoma Boulevard located next to the Paine mansion, which offers accessible parking spaces and a drop off area near the entrance gate. Visitors may also park along the street on Algoma Boulevard and Congress Avenue. An overflow parking lot is available on Elmwood Avenue.
