The collection spans ancient works to the present, and features a wide range of media.

Both in and outside of its studio, One Yoga is working to increase accessibility to regular practice.

A short history of Art in Bloom, the annual museum phenomenon.

It’s rare to see femininity through the eyes of female artists. Here’s why it matters.

Can the movement behind “Black Panther” change the way we think about art?

At a Las Vegas music festival in October 2017, a gunman killed 58 people and injured more than 480. At a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas barely a month later, a gunman killed 26. At a high school in Parkland, Florida on Valentine’s Day this year, a gunman killed 17. A week after the Parkland shooting, Quinnipiac University reported public support for stricter gun laws increased to 66 percent.

Written in a bold yellow color, “Rashid Johnson: Hail We Now Sing Joy” covers the glass wall which leads into the Milwaukee Art Museum's first floor exhibition. Antoine’s Organ, a complex contemporary work which utilizes black bookshelves and hundreds of live plants, is visible through the glass and acts as a frame for the title of the exhibition. Towering over viewers, the shelves hold stacks of books and display films which focus on the black experience. The prominent location of the piece introduces the relationship between African history and modern racial identity which persists throughout Hail We Now Sing Joy. Johnson drew inspiration from the intersection of different identities, including personal, cultural and racial, to construct an exhibition which discretely operates as a visual diary.1 The exhibition title itself draws on African American history as the name of a jazz song by the Art Ensemble of Chicago.

Farm-to-table dining holds more meaning when you're seated near the source of the food on your plate. That’s the idea behind many outdoor dining experiences, often hosted at the farm where the tomatoes in your dish first ripened on the vine. Take advantage of warm weather and beautiful Wisconsin scenery with one-of-a-kind food experiences offered this summer.

The rolling farmlands of Mount Pleasant create a scenic landscape on the Milwaukee to Chicago commute. But this view will transform into the site of a manufacturing powerhouse by 2020 if construction of the Foxconn Technology Group’s $10 billion complex goes as planned. Home to less than 27,000 people, Mount Pleasant will become home to a 20 million square foot manufacturing complex, or roughly 11 Lambeau Fields.

Grand View Lodge is in the midst of a makeover that will expand its already impressive wedding destination potential. The $20 million-plus investment includes a chapel to accommodate small weddings year-round, a boutique hotel, and an expansion of its popular spa. With the help of these additions, even more couples may be inspired to say “I do” at Grand View Lodge.

While a portrait frames only one face, it tells two stories. The invisible story is that of the artist: who they choose as subjects, what colors they select, how they pose their subjects, and what backgrounds they use all reveal almost as much about the artist as they do about the subject.

State Rep. LaTonya Johnson says black candidates like herself face a “different set of rules” when running for office. The Milwaukee Democrat said she needs to appear less black — straightening her hair and dressing more conservatively — to appeal to white voters. The truth is, for candidates such as Johnson, about 45 percent of their constituents must be black for them to have a chance to win, University of Wisconsin political science professor David Canon said.

Lauren Rudersdorf, co-owner of Raleigh’s Hillside Farm, shares these tips on how to make the most of your time on a farm without harming its beautiful surroundings. Farms are places of employment for the farmers who tend to them and invest a lot of time and hard work in them. It’s where they spend their lives.

Displacement has characterized the Native American experience for hundreds of years. This threat extends beyond the reservation, however, as University of Wisconsin-Madison students are still impacted by a lack of university support and a need for deeper community understanding. As a freshman, Faith Bowman walked miles across campus without catching sight of another brown person.

Looming over Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, the Whitney Museum of American Art’s glass building sits between the High Line and the Hudson River. The building’s surface reflects the city around it, while the outdoor access on the museum’s top three levels offers some of the best views of the Big Apple. While on a family trip and trying to escape the stifling summer heat of the concrete jungle, I led my parents and younger brother across the city to the air conditioned museum. We split up once in the museum, pursuing our favorite pieces without any time constraints.

Just like rising temperatures and blooming flowers, the annual return of the Dane County Farmers' Market to the Capitol Square indicates that Madison has survived another winter. On Saturday, April 14, vendors from across the state will set up downtown in Madison for the 47th season of the Dane County Farmers' Market.