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Jeremy Wineberg is a visual artist working in painting, drawing and sculpture media. His work has been shown across the United States and has recently dealt with mapping, synthenasia, psychogeography and chaos theory. He is currently looking for the cosmic details of every day detritus where he lives, works and teaches in Madison, Wisconsin.

Contact:

Jeremy Wineberg, 306 E Lakeview Ave, Madison WI, 53716, 720-470-0275, jeremy [at] jeremywineberg [dot] net

 

 

All photography by Jeremy Wineberg unless otherwise noted

All work on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

site updated April 2010

 

Upcoming Events:

Jeremy will be participating in a show on mapping at the Katonah Museum, curated by Sarah Tanguy, scheduled to open this fall.

 

Recent Events:

ring of bone

Ring of Bone, a new collaborative work with NYC composer David Harris, for chorus and sound artist, with a visual score set to video, debuted in New York on May, 15th 2010. The work was stunningly performed by the C4 Ensemble under the direction of conductor Chris Baum, featuring sound artist Stephan Moore.

 

dennis wood pumpkins

Walking Artists - a psychogeographic project with sculpture students at Edgewood college, October 2009, official web site coming soon!

 

list (blue sky detail)

Lists installation at the James Watrous Gallery of the Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, August - October 2009

 

Perimeter - a drawing installation at Edgewood College's DeRicci Gallery, February and March, 2009

 

 


Beyond Matter – Part 1, University of Delaware MFA Alumni Exhibition," curated by Nora Lawrence, Curatorial Assistant, Museum of Modern Art, New York City, March, 2009

Also featuring fellow artists Rebecca Dietz, Mark Franchino, Helen Mason, Janell Olah, and Alex Schuchard

 

Images from Everything Looks Better from Far Away have recently been published in New American Paintings #77, an edition of midwest artists selected by juror Raphaela Platow, Director and Chief Curator of the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinatti, OH

 

51st Annual Beloit and Vicinity Exhibition at the Wright Museum of Art, Beloit College also featured Baghdad Zoo, from Everything Looks Better From Far Away

 

Inverted Lakes, once located along the Yahara River, have now reverted to water