Hatch Art House

January 1, 2014January 9, 2014

January 2014-What’s Happening at Hatch

EcoSquared Art Show 2014!

EcoSquared is a SMALL WORKS art show, with an upcycling theme along with affordable pricing. Every piece is under $200 and all artwork is sized between 6″sq. to 12″sq. and of course, incorporates upcycled materials. Thus, EcoSquared. The show will run for the month of January.
As always, Hatch only represents Wisconsin based artists with the majority being from the Madison area.
The artist reception will be Friday, January 10th from 6-9pm. Most artists will be in attendance to talk about their work and refreshments will be served.

All pieces are available for purchase but we do appreciate pick-up near the end of the show.

Check out the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/235807799927380/

Thanks to Brava Magazine for including EcoSquared in January’s Art Preview!

December 2, 2013

December at Hatch *50 Artists under $50

During the month of December, Hatch Art House will be celebrating their 3rd anniversary by showcasing all 50 Hatch artists with gift giving art for $50 or less. As always, Hatch only represents Wisconsin based artists with the majority from the Madison area. Hatch also has an emphasis on upcycled and recycled material both in artwork and in the shop itself. The artist reception will be Friday, December 13th from 6-9pm. Many local artists will be in attendance to talk about their work. We’ll have sweet treats and festive drinks on hand.
This holiday season, remember to shop small businesses and stay local. Hatch features ONLY Wisconsin artists, 90% of which are from the Madison area. When you buy from Hatch you know you are buying local.

November 1, 2013

November Featured Artist; Joan Kennedy

The November featured artist is fiber and handbag artist, Joan Kennedy. Joan’s handbag shapes and motifs have traditionally been inspired by nature but recently, she’s been exploring shapes within the urban landscape. Joan is also incorporating industrial metal pieces into her work which balance out the upcycled wool she uses. Her work is part of the ancient tradition of creating beautiful but functional objects essential to daily life.
Joan’s work will be showcased November 1-30th with an artist reception Friday, November 8th from 6-9pm. Refreshments will be served.

Facebook event page here.