Seth Ter Haar
Fine Artist. Curator. Woodworker. Fisher of Men
Seth Ter Haar is an artist, woodworker, curator, and “fisher of men” based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His work uses historical furniture-building techniques to rewrite and create conversations about masculinity, queerness, and religion. Ter Haar has exhibited and sold work in both Wisconsin and Michigan.
Ter Haar is also a curator who builds community by introducing the public to historical archives and shared experiences. Seth just ended a three-month curatorship at Gray Area Gallery within Hawthorn Contemporary. Currently, they are working on an exhibit at The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design named "Successor: Works from the Layton School of Art." This show will educate the public on the history of art education in Wisconsin and instill pride within MIAD's student body.
ON DISPLAY:
PREVIOUS SHOWS:
Twisted Arches Bench, White Oak and Kiln Dried Walnut, 48x16x18”, 2021
Chastity Cage, Bronze, Kiln Dried Walnut and White oak, 12x8x6”, 2022
Gothic Kneeler, Kiln Dried Walnut and White Oak, 32x24x20”, 2022
Cruising Procession, Digital Video, 2m 22s, 2022
(Religious) Glory Hole, White Oak, Kiln Dried Walnut and Bronze, 24x10x6”, 2021
Missionary Window, CNC Cut MDF and Black Flocking, 36x24”, 2022
Crown of Thorns, Kiln Dried Walnut, White Oak and Found Thorns, 12x24x12”, 2022
Crotch Grab, White Oak and Kiln Dried Walnut, 12x13x14”, 2021