We are a 3 year MFA program situated in one of the Nation’s top research universities, in the vibrant city of Madison, Wisconsin.
We aim to create a community of artists and scholars that collaborates in a spirit of exploration and discovery regardless of disciplinary boundaries. This area explores the potential of research that may exist in the space between disciplines and medium specific practices. The area of research coalesces around ideas and concepts that are flexible, responsive, fluid and open which may include either singularly or in combination elements of the following: installation, “newer” genres, “newer” media, performance, physical computing, social practice, time based art, video art, video essay, collaborative practices, digital fabrication, generative art/code, hybrid and interdisciplinary approaches, digital media, 2d and 3d digital animation, and digital imaging.

Visiting Artist Public Program

 

 

4D Exhibitions at UW Madison

"Familiar Languages" by Anamika Singh
"From and For the Elm on University and Frances" by Meg Wilson
"What Memories of Land Feel Important to You?" by Swan Ferraro
“no piece or know piece or october 15th, 2023. 43.091562, -89.366329” by X Medianoche
First Year Review Show
“Graft-versus-Host” by Emma Pryde
“To Infinity and Beyond” (performance) by Yoshinori Asai
"There's a fine line." by Grant Gustafson
"Present", Performance by Yoshinori Asai
"V" by Kel Mur
"Watching Me" by Anwar Floyd Pruitt
“Read” by Chelsea Thompto
Stephanie Bodendorfer
“Misery is a Butterfly” exhibition by Emma Pryde
"In Conversation with the Floor Beneath my Feet" by Anne E. Stoner
"From and For the Elm on University and Frances" by Meg Wilson
"Horizon" by Alex Mikev
"Uncertain Terraforms" 4D Area Exhibition
“thoughts and prayers” by Simone and Max
“Untitled” by Anwar Floyd-Pruitt
"Nothing But Blue Skies" by Simone and Max
"Present" Performance by Yoshinori Asai
"Void" by Timothy Arment
Video pieces created by Tim Arment
"Roofie" by Emma Pryde
"Street Performance" by Rebecca Kautz
“Misery is a Butterfly” exhibition by Emma Pryde
“Misery is a Butterfly” exhibition by Emma Pryde