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Local artists will create over 50 murals in what is currently an empty alley in downtown Eau Claire. Work on the murals will begin June 2020.

Local artists will revitalize empty alley

Story by McKenna Dirks, Photographer
February 20, 2020
Jim Phillips and The Jim Phillips Project will be performing live at The Center on May 5 for the CD release party.

Jim Phillips, chemistry professor and musician, unites science and music

Story by Taylor Hagmann
April 30, 2019
Carothers also works as an art professor at the University of Louisville.

The work before the masterpiece

Story by Lauren Spierings, News Editor
April 1, 2019
Lizzy Diane, a local musician, has performed at various local venues as a solo artist and collaborator. In her music, she combines complex harmonies to form her own unique sound, she said.

Eyes of Eau Claire: Lizzy Diane

Story by Elizabeth Gosling, Currents Editor
November 16, 2017
Lindsay Rockwell is studying graphic design, photography and sculpture as a mother to 5-year-old Hadley, who Rockwell said she is inspired by to follow her heart.

Eyes of Eau Claire: Lindsay Rockwell

Story by Elizabeth Gosling, Currents Editor
November 1, 2017
Tom Gardner has a studio and shows his work in the Artisan Forge Gallery. Gardner practices digital photography.

Eyes of Eau Claire: Tom Gardner

Story by Elizabeth Gosling, Currents Editor
October 4, 2017
UW-Eau Claire graduate, Sarah Lou Richards, now lives in Tennessee and is pursuing her dream to be a singer-songwriter.

Sarah Lou Richards releases ‘Someone Who Gets Me’

Story by Lauren Hovde, Staff Writer
October 3, 2017
Color Eau Claire creator Patricia Hawkenson presented her work featuring Eau Claire scenes at the Chippewa Valley Museum Tuesday, April 25.

Coloring book of Eau Claire hits shelves

Story by Erica Jones, Chief Copy Editor
April 26, 2017

‘Now I Feel Adored’ by genuine folk musician at The Cabin

Story by Faith Hultman, Op/Ed Editor
March 14, 2017
Local artist Tanya Meyer’s collection titled “Portal of Lights” is on display at Tangled Up In Hue on South Barstow Street in downtown Eau Claire. Each piece uses a variety of colors, patterns and textures to portray her artwork.

Tangled Up In Hue displays ‘Portal of Lights’ for First Fridays event

Story by Rachyl Houterman, Staff Writer
February 7, 2017
Elizabeth Ghandour, an artist from Minneapolis, shared her work with students and community members at The Cabin Saturday.

The Cabin opens up Saturday with Minneapolis band

Story by Alexandria Martin, Staff Writer
January 30, 2017
Christy Skuban’s collection features numerous pieces using bold colors with uncommon designs. Starting her career with jewelry making, she brought her unique style to her newest art medium: wall sculpture.

Tangled Up in Hue continues to feature the work of Eau Claire artists

Story by Deanna Kolell, Staff Writer
January 25, 2017
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