Art
Dali, Masson at David Barnett Gallery
Surrealism exhibits master the spartan, the subconscious and the subtly erotic.
Oct 20th, 2009 by Judith Ann Moriarty
Justin Shady keeps on keepin’ on in California
Our series on illustrators wraps up with Justin Shady, who discusses the rise and fall of Tastes Like Chicken, his life as a writer and why he moved to L.A.
Oct 20th, 2009 by amy elliott
Ford shoots friends
The many faces of friendship. Photographer Francis Ford captures the essence.
Oct 15th, 2009 by Judith Ann Moriarty
Erik Rose and Marla Campbell
The illustrators and former Tastes Like Chicken staffers discuss creative work, making a magazine, collaborating with people you like and the joys and challenges of teaching.
Oct 14th, 2009 by amy elliott
Off the beaten path
TCD guides you around the city to see the best Gallery Night ever.
Oct 14th, 2009 by Erin Petersen
Highlights from 10/14 to 10/21
What suits your fancy? It's a huge week for any venue, but especially a big one for eclectic stagings and for youth who enjoy dancing ballerinas and wiggling with the Wiggles.
Oct 13th, 2009 by Brian Jacobson
Quirky and creative, and scarcely a thing painted
Installations and video dominate the Nohl Fellowship exhibition at Inova/Kenilworth.
Oct 12th, 2009 by Kat Murrell
Midwest Murals at Grohmann Museum
These murals are gussied-up imaginings of an America that never was.
Oct 8th, 2009 by Judith Ann Moriarty
Trial and error with Dwellephant
Dwellephant will try anything once, and he's not afraid if he fails. A hand-painted graphic novel? Live art? Political cartoons? Why not!
Oct 6th, 2009 by Amy Elliott
A Milwaukee Arts Extravaganza
A funky, eclectic mix of art and performance combine to create a variety show like nothing you've ever experienced in Milwaukee.
Oct 5th, 2009 by Erin Petersen
Everlasting Moments
MFF film offers snapshot of photography in 1914 Denmark. We look at how it's changed the way we've viewed life ever since.
Sep 29th, 2009 by Brian Jacobson
The Last Decade at MAM
The Milwaukee Art Museum exhibit celebrates a pop-art icon whose work spans the whimsical, the extraordinary and always the abstract.
Sep 25th, 2009 by Kat Murrell
