UD MFA alumnus Jeremy Wineberg has an exhibition of drawings at the Stream Atrium at Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin. Callowhales and Palimpsests will be on display now until March 9th.

You may find more information at jeremywineberg.net

Jeremy Wineberg is a designer, educator and visual artist working in painting, drawing, sculpture, video and installation media. He grew up in Pennsylvania and studied art at the University of Delaware, Vermont Studio Center, and Millersville University. His work is informed by a deep appreciation for the visual experiences rooted in his travels and daily life. It draws connections between small everyday events and larger accumulations of matter, space and time to playfully speak about creative and chaotic origins.

Jeremy has worked collaboratively with engineers, performance artists, musicians, chefs and other visual artists. He has received several grants for public and collaborative work, including Inverted Lakes in 2007 and the Little Galleries Project, with artist and co-curator Rachel Bruya, in 2013. His work has been reproduced in New American Paintings and shown in Seattle WA, Madison WI, Denver CO, Philadelphia PA, Marion OH, Nashville TN, the Katonah Museum NY and New York City.