Trip to Wisconsin: On the Go from City to City

After a week of traveling to meet some relatives for the first time and eat plenty of food, I'm back from my trip. It was fun to get away, but now I'm back to my hectic schedule for the next few months. Once all of my major exhibitions are over this summer, I'll have more time to breathe - unless I find myself wrapped up in another major project. Here are a few pictures from the trip:

I wonder what Don Quixote would have thought of these modern-day giants.

This little guy was hiding in a bed of rocks when we hiked around the marsh in Waupun.

The end of the trail is not only a statue, but a delicious chocolate shop.

The Paine Art Center in Osh Kosh - just a "little" summer house made for the Paine family.

Flyers on the campus of the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

Sometimes the light played a few tricks on our eyes.

The days were cold, but at least the sun was out to dazzle us with reflections, shadows, and bright light.

Staring at glass buildings can sometimes be more exciting than looking at the sights directly in front of you. Reflections are like temporary paintings.

In Sheboygan, it seemed that the cold weather didn't scare away some folks trying to have some water fun.

Ended our visit with a couple days in Milwaukee, the other windy city.

Old buildings and new banners work together to make colorful angles.

A day couldn't get started without a nice cup of coffee or tea to warm us up and wake us up.

The butterfly room in the Milwaukee Public Museum was probably one of my favorite spots in the city. Butterflies flew all around us, landing on our clothes, or perching right before our eyes.

Before bidding farewell to Wisconsin and the Midwest, we paid the Milwaukee Museum of Art a visit. The building reminds me of a swan.

And that was just a little glimpse of some of the sights I saw. Now I'm off to get back to some art making.