PLATTEVILLE, Wis. — Twenty University of Wisconsin-Platteville students are creating artwork to celebrate the agricultural nature and landscape of southwestern Wisconsin, as well as history of the university’s Pioneer Farm. The artworks reflect historical viewpoints of the Pioneer Farm, images of the farm in the landscape, components of farming, the importance of the dairy industry and more.
UW-Platteville art students celebrate agriculture
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Elizabeth Schulz, a student in a Public Space and Public Art class at UW-Platteville, creates “The Heart of Platteville.”
Bruce Howdle, senior art lecturer at UW-Platteville, helps art student Katelyn Kieler display her "Pioneer Farm Artwork 2."
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