Ken Vogel’s whimsical marionettes on exhibit at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb bear an uncanny resemblance to high-profile politicians, prolific artists, colorful storybook characters and even a cow.
Puppet artist Ken Vogel leads visitors through an exhibit of his work at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb. Vogel created the imaginative troll marionettes, left, expressly for the show as a salute to Mount Horeb's favorite mythological character.
Puppet-maker Ken Vogel holds up a marionette he made that depicts President Joe Biden as a troll for a show in Mount Horeb, the self-proclaimed "Troll Capital of the World." At left are troll versions of politicians Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
Ken Vogel adjusts a display of his Groucho Marx marionette at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb. Groucho is designed so that a puppeteer can make his eyebrows go up and down.
"Puppets on Holiday," an exhibit of work by Madison artist Ken Vogel on display at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb, includes step-by-step instructions. A work in progress shows a marionette depicting Frank Lloyd Wright, Vogel's bestselling subject.
Marionettes made by Madison artist Ken Vogel are on display at his show “Puppets on Holiday” at the Driftless Historium History Center in Mount Horeb through Tuesday.
"Heart, Head, and Hand" features works of simple beauty by Berea College students and faculty.
Puppet artist Ken Vogel leads visitors through an exhibit of his work at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb. Vogel created the imaginative troll marionettes, left, expressly for the show as a salute to Mount Horeb's favorite mythological character.
Puppet-maker Ken Vogel holds up a marionette he made that depicts President Joe Biden as a troll for a show in Mount Horeb, the self-proclaimed "Troll Capital of the World." At left are troll versions of politicians Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
"Puppets on Holiday," an exhibit of work by Madison artist Ken Vogel on display at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb, includes step-by-step instructions. A work in progress shows a marionette depicting Frank Lloyd Wright, Vogel's bestselling subject.
Marionettes made by Madison artist Ken Vogel are on display at his show “Puppets on Holiday” at the Driftless Historium History Center in Mount Horeb through Tuesday.
Ken Vogel adjusts a display of his Groucho Marx marionette at the Driftless Historium in Mount Horeb. Groucho is designed so that a puppeteer can make his eyebrows go up and down.