LuCille Tack Center for the Arts - 2026-2027 Season

Gallery Exhibits

These displays by the area artists may be viewed during their opening receptions, at the time of a performance, or by appointment. [email protected] or 715-659-4499


Kris Leonhardt-Kobs

October / November 2026

"Threads of Connection: Art, history and the American Community"

Kris Leonhardt-Kobs, Marshfield, WI

During the year of the 250 th of our nation, this show will present the invisible bonds that weave together the American experience across time, geography, sex and culture. The exhibition combines historical artifacts with contemporary artistic interpretations to reveal how Americans have always been interconnected through migration, shared struggles, cultural exchange, and more. Through pairings of historical artifacts with contemporary art, visitors discover that the American narrative has always been one of connection rather than individualism, challenging popular myths about self-reliance while celebrating the resilience that emerges from community bonds that transcend political and geographical boundaries.

Artist Reception: Friday, October 2, 2026 5:00pm – 7:00pm


December 2026

Spencer Elementary Student Art

A variety of media and thematic elements are refl ected in the works of these young artists.


Jeffrey Leurquin

January / February 2027

"Beauty in Necessity: Photographs of Industrial Architecture"

Jeffrey Leurquin, Marshfield, WI

Photographs of Industrial Architecture captures a moment in which spaces engineered for purpose reveal beauty born of utility and constraint. Shot in low light, these images disclose precise angles, textures, and ephemeral atmospheres–smoke, steam, and mineral glow–that render industrial spaces both monumental and intimate.

Artist Reception: Friday, January 8, 2027 5:00pm – 7:00pm


Jason R Hornung

March / April 2027

"Wild Inspirations"

Jason R. Hornung, Clintonville, WI

"My name is Jason R Hornung, a wildlife illustrator from Clintonville, WI, with a passion for creating large scale photo realistic wildlife works, with an emphasis of capturing the subject's emotional expressions to foster a personal connection with the viewer. I used a wide variety of mediums such as graphite, color pencil, watercolor, oil and gauche and frequently combine a multitude of these mediums together to achieve the final expressive result. This show is dedicated to my brother who was recently diagnosed with ALS in spring 2026 who has always been an inspiration in my life."

Artist Reception: Friday, March 5, 2027 5:00pm – 7:00pm


May 2027

Spencer Middle & High School Student Art

Enjoy the fi ne art pieces of Spencer Middle and High School students.