Chromatopia

Chromatopia

Featured in the Lawton Gallery in Theater Hall on campus, Chromatopia features current work of multi-media artist Michael Velliquette from Madison.

These brightly colored pieces are made mainly of paper, and are embellished with mirrors. Viewers relate the work to many different cultural movements, from Columbian to Native American to Asian art. Although this was not Michael’s intention, he believes it enforces the pieces’ spiritual content. The entire show was inspired by his visit to a studio that focuses on the alchemy of words and phrases, transforming them into symbols.

Visit the Lawton Gallery and let Michael Velliquette’s work bring you to his imaginary world ruled by the spirituality of color.

Photos by Whitney Robertson

De Pere Fall Fest 2011

Yesterday De Pere had it's annual Fall Fest in downtown East De Pere on Front Street. Delicious food and drinks were available, such as barbecue ribs, Texas toast grilled cheese sandwiches, mac and cheese, various wines, sangrias, martinis and more.

Sadie Wilson

Verona Grove and Hot Chelle Rae Perform at UWGB

Verona Grove and Hot Chelle Rae put on a free show at UW-Green Bay Monday, Sept. 6. It was the night before classes started, but that didn't stop students from making their way to Mac Hall Circle and having a good time. The concert lasted a good two hours. Hot Chelle Rae invited students on stage to dance along as they played. Verona Grove played hits like "Las Vegas Nights" and "Revolution." Hot Chelle Rae played the well known "Tonight, Tonight" and "Bleed."

Verona Grove
Photos by Sadie Wilson

Hot Chelle Rae
Photos by Sadie Wilson and Bryana Payne

Photo by Bryana Payne

Photo by Sadie Wilson

Photo by Sadie Wilson

Photo by Bryana Payne

Photo By Sadie Wilson

Photo By Sadie Wilson

Photo By Sadie Wilson

Photo By Bryana Payne

Photo by Sadie Wilson

Photo By Bryana Payne

Photo By Bryana Payne

Photo By Sadie Wilson

Heritage Hill

The Fourth Estate is doing an article previewing the Heritage Hill Festival, which will take place on Sept. 11, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 4e photographer Whitney Robertson took some great photographs of the historical park that are displayed below. Her photos will also be in our first issue as well as on the Fourth Estate website.


Below is a description of the event from their website (http://www.heritagehillgb.org/):

"Heritage Festival is a celebration of the various heritages of the 19th century immigrants who came to Wisconsin. These settlers celebrated the harvest with various festivals that incorporated parades, music, dancing and food. Some of the nationalities represented will be: Belgian, Polish, and German.

Visitors will enjoy interactive activities in each of the historic buildings with our interpretative staff. Other demonstrations such as making butter, cheese making, beer making, quilting, music from the Clete Bellin Polka Band and various other activities will also be going on throughout the day."