Local Art Seen: Stephanie Wilcox @ Wussow's

Stephanie Wilcox lives and works here in Duluth. A largely self-taught artist, she enjoys taking regular art classes in the community. "I am an artist. I make paintings. I make drawings. I am inspired by nature." 

"When shapes repeat, it looks cool. In my art, I make mazes. I make a maze and then I turn the maze into a tree. Mazes are made from memories. My memories are from dreams."

"I choose pencil, markers, paper, and canvas. When I paint on large canvas I feel powerful. Making one artwork feels like millions. It's so fun. I don't know why I keep doing it, I just can't help it. When I'm sleeping, I'm dreaming about my artwork. I think it's just 'me.'"

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Stephanie Wilcox @ Beaners, 2017  

EdNote: I especially like the titles on her pieces, but can't find where I wrote them, so you will need to make sure you go and see her work this month. The titles are all there. 

Wussow's Is Now Open & This Week Each Evening There's A Special Event After Dark

Food, coffee, espresso, beer, music, wine, art and friends.

Wussow's is now open for coffee, food and hanging out. In June they will be open again as an event venue. Follow their Facebook page to stay current on what happening. Music, poetry, spoken word, public art... Stop by and say "Hi" to Jason and Tina. "Good to see the doors are open." 

THIS WEEK ONLY

Tonight through Saturday, 9pm to 11pm

“Looking Up From Below” 

a projected audio-visual mural created by Tom Moriarty and Daniel Benoit.

The movie will be projected onto the Zenith Bookstore wall in West Duluth.

This installation is made possible by a grant 

from the Duluth Public Arts Commission.