Prairie Ronde artists-in-residence, Angus McCullough & Austin Willis, are featured in our latest exhibition. The show will be on view from October 21–24, with a reception on October 23 from 6–8:30 pm. 

This event is free and open to the public.

About the Artists

Angus McCullough

Angus McCullough is a trans-disciplinary maker who works with objects, spaces, sounds, words, and systems. They are interested in the lives of “things,” scales of time, and the sacred acts of repair. In their work, they have shaped public spaces, soundscapes, private homes, art installations, bathing sanctuaries, vehicles, books, and forest ponds.

Austin Willis

Austin maintains a multidisciplinary practice exploring motifs around common industrial materials and domestic design and architecture. His sculptures and installations often make use of found or reclaimed materials to discuss their use, reuse, and recycling. The treatment of these materials varies greatly in process and finish while still defining a specific visual language. His work articulates an inquiry into process and production, asking viewers to reconsider their relationship to the spaces and objects they visit every day.