The Chazen Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin
www.chazen.wisc.edu

The Chazen Museum of Art is one the nation’s leading university art museums with an outstanding collection, and a reputation for exceptional exhibitions, insightful educational programs, and arts activities for all ages.

The permanent collection, ranging from the ancient Egyptians to the present, focuses on western European and American painting, sculpture, and graphics with stellar examples by Giorgio Vasari, Bernardo Stozzi, Jean-Baptiste Corot, Eugene Boudin, Auguste Rodin, David Smith, Hans Hoffmann, Louise Nevelson, and Helen Frankenthaler.

Art and music come together in one of the museum’s most popular offerings, Sunday Afternoon Live from the Chazen. Chamber music is performed before a live audience and broadcast over public radio stations every Sunday throughout the academic year at 12:30 p.m.