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The Wisconsin Artists Biennial is a cooperative venture between MOWA and the oldest artist organization in the State, Wisconsin Visual Artists, Inc.
$12
Whether emphasizing the structural, the conceptual, or both, the artists included transform paper—a familiar and seemingly mundane material—into vessels, sculpture, adornment, and artist’s books. Featured artists Kiff Slemmons, who makes ornate paper jewelry, and Julie VonDerVellen, who creates complex sculptural paper watches and clocks, are represented by multiple works. Artists from RAM’s collection—such as Dominic Di Mare, Walter Hamady, Caren Heft, Jim Lee, Ke-Sook Lee, Mary Merkel-Hess, JoAnna Poehlmann, Kay Sekimachi, Merle Temkin, and Michael Velliquette—expand the conversation.
$3 – $62
While many contemporary artists use color as a primary element, Spectrum focuses on it as a defining principle, featuring works by those in RAM’s collection, such as Sonja Blomdahl, Sandra Byers, Rose Cabat, Jeffrey Lloyd Dever, Lindly Haunani, Cliff Lee, James Lovera, and Dante Marioni.
$3 – $62
Artists of all ages are invited to be part of the only museum competition of this kind in the world. Entry is FREE, and open to all individuals, families, and organizations
Free
Drive FCA! at the 2016 The Greater Milwaukee Auto Show, for unique fun with the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram Truck, and FIAT brands!
Free
Mark Adams (1925-2006) and Frank Lobdell (1921-2013) explored pattern and color.
$3 – $62
Frequent visitors to RAM see contemporary jewelry made of a wide variety of media.
$3 – $62
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It all began in 1976 when Milwaukee native Steve “Saz” Sazama opened Saz’s State House Restaurant in a historic building nestled beside the railroad tracks on 55th & State
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Danceworks Performance Company (DPC) invites audiences to embrace how dance, music, language and architecture describe, inform, correlate, abstract and redefine one another.
$16 – $27
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Join Impact Seven for an afternoon commemorating the restoration of the iconic Bronzeville "Celebrate the Arts" mural, painted alongside the Inner City Arts building.
Free
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You can find great wines in many parts of the world. In a select number of places you can also find great apes (and primates). Pair them and you get the Zoological Society of Milwaukee’s Wines and Beers of the World fundraiser on March 3, 2016.
$50
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Come Watch a Rotating Cast of Comedians, Magicians, and Variety Entertainers on the First Friday of Every Month!
$20
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Join us at Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street for a family-oriented art project. Each one coincides with a current exhibition.
Free
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Mapping the Migration of Gesture is a collection of immersive performance environments that foreground the slippage between the material and the ephemeral.
Free
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Experience the Midwest premiere of Carson Cooman’s Revelations of Divine Love: Metaphors from Sea and Sky. Written in 2009, this piece combines the luminous words of one of England’s earliest and most important mystics, Julian of Norwich, with auditory portraits of Massachusetts’s Nantucket Island to create a stirring, visionary portrayal of inner and outer spaces.
$29 – $37
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Bringing together a variety of the western world’s formative musical sounds, RUACH, Inc. will present several internationally acclaimed instrumentalists for an evening of “Woodwind Voices—Recorder, Rhythms, and Beyond.” The March 6th concert at 7:00 p.m. at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center will feature multiple Grammy winners on recorder, clarinet, percussion, and piano: New York-based Nina Stern, virtuoso recorder performer and globally recognized educator, will be joined by Glen Velez, celebrated percussionist and founding father of the modern frame drum movements, as well as winner of four Grammy awards. Todd Levy, the Milwaukee Symphony’s eminent principal clarinetist and winner of three Grammy awards, and prominent Milwaukee pianist and Steinway artist Jeannie Yu round out the stellar collection of performers. Sorry, we are unable to accept credit cards at the door.
$10 – $12
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11 events,Join this fun and informative pastels class and learn the fundamentals of this interesting media. Explore how to control and apply pastels in a multitude of ways and use color and value effectively in your composition.
$84.00
Learn techniques such as cutting, grinding, foiling and soldering in the copper foil method.
$108.00
Learn the basics of using water soluble oil paints while creating beautiful floral paintings. Water soluble oil paint is a versatile alternative to traditional oil paint with less fumes and easier clean up.
$108
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Milwaukee, WI: Lynx Project, a brand new ensemble committed to revitalizing the classical genre of art song through innovative and inclusive performances, will present their inaugural concert at North Shore Congregational Church on Tuesday, March 8th at 7:30PM
$5 – $10
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Discover the fundamentals of copyright, trademarks, and contracts with attorney and author of the book Art Law Conversations, Elizabeth T. Russell. For more information on each session go to Professional Artist Development Series. $10 Members $15 Non-Members FREE for Students
$10.00
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Discover the fundamentals of copyright, trademarks, and contracts with attorney and author of the book Art Law Conversations, Elizabeth T. Russell. For more information on each session go to Professional Artist Development Series. $10 Members $15 Non-Members FREE for Students
$10.00
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12 events,Focus on developing your drawing skills through your choice of medium and subject matter in an individual studio setting.
$108.00
Learn the basic techniques of watercolor painting, including color mixing, washes, values, and composition. Apply these core elements to the images of Midwest spring. Still life, landscape, and some color based abstractions will be the genres we will focus on as a way to play and learn. We will avoid the pitfall that gives watercolor an unforgiving reputation. Beginners on up are welcome.
$108.00
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Brand New Venue and now, Two Shows in One! Rummage-A-Rama!, Milwaukee's largest indoor flea market is teaming up with the BRAND NEW Wisconsin Antique & Vintage Show. These events will take place in a BRAND NEW venue - the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin, WI. Dates: March 12-13, 2016 Times: Saturday, 9-4; Sunday, 9-3 Admission: $5 per person or $3 with two food items for Hunger Task Force; Kids 12 & under are FREE Venue: Milwaukee County Sports Complex, 6000 W Ryan Road, Franklin, WI 53132 (60th & Ryan Rd) Parking: FREE! Special Features this Show: - Shop for eclectic and vintage finds from Hippie Tom, as seen on American Pickers - Sunday Appraisal Fair - $5 per appraisal - pre-register at wiantiqueshow.com Rummage-A-Rama!, Milwaukee's original rummage sale and bargain tradition features: hobby Items, crafts, overstock, closeouts, flea-market finds, and personal rummage sale items. The Wisconsin Antique & Vintage Show features vendors selling antique, collectible, and vintage items that are 25 years or older, including: furniture, decor, retro, rustic, advertising, vinyl, media, mid-century modern, clothing, and so much more! -Over 150 Vendors -FREE Hourly Raffles -On-Site Snacks and Concessions -FREE Coat Check -Lots of Seating -Handicap Accessible For more information or to become a vendor, visit www.rummage-a-rama.com or www.wiantiqueshow.com.
$5
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“Duets to Warm the Heart” brings together two internationally acclaimed performers in the intimate setting of St. Joseph Hall.
$20
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A great introduction for the young artist to explore the world of art. The program includes a mini museum tour, art project, and story for one child and one adult.
$6.00
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A great introduction for the young artist to explore the world of art. The program includes a mini museum tour, art project, and story for one child and one adult.
$6.00
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Get glammed up for your next Easter Egg Hunt with an amazing hat that you made! Create a paper hat and embellish it with all things spring - flowers, birds, bugs, and bunnies.
$24
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Design and weave a small tapestry using a variety of yarn and fiber textures.
$24.00
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12 events,Explore this time-honored tradition of drawing used by the masters. Learn to draw from plaster casts, focusing on the face and other body parts. Light, proportion and shading will be addressed. Great for beginning students or those who wish to sharpen their skills.
$56.00
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Participate in an artwork critique, presented by professional artists and emeriti professors Harry Wirth and Dennis Bayuzick. Artists are invited to bring one piece of artwork. Space is limited, please register early. For more information on each session go to Professional Artist Development Series. $10 Members $15 Non-Members FREE for Students
$10.00
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Try it Thursdays are back by popular demand! Want to try something creative but don’t want the hassle of buying supplies and making the mess at home? Gather a friend or two, and come on in for a one night only make it and take it art experience. Bring a bottle of wine and let the art party begin! Advanced registration required. On March 24 make an assortment of cards for a variety of occasions. Everyone loves a handmade card!
$24.00
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12 events,Join us for one day of creating art! March 30 - Zootopia: Animals in Art Does it growl, hop, slither or glide? Is it striped, spotted or smooth? Discover the art of animals as we create a jungle of creatures exploring their texture, color, characteristics and more. After all, it's a zoo in here! March 31 - Over the Rainbow Garden Art Spend the day making art that is inspired by the outdoors. Create fantasy landscapes, upcycled outdoor statues, bird houses, wind chimes and more! You may even want to submit your art work in Wustum's summer community exhibit. Please bring a lunch and dress for mess. $28 Members $35 Non-Members Price break on two day registrations: $48 Members $60 Non-Members
$28
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Come Watch a Rotating Cast of Comedians, Magicians, and Variety Entertainers on the First Friday of Every Month!! April Performances By: Two Brothers One Mind!! Ramie Makhlouf Eugene Burger More Entertainers TBD.... TICKETS: $30 VIP (Priority Seating) $20 Adult (General) $15 Senior (60+) $15 Military (with ID) $5 OFF with Room Key or Dining Receipt https://www.universe.com/milwaukeemagicmonthly *Some material is intended for adults* Best Western Plus (Milwaukee Airport) 5105 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53207 Doors Open at 7:00pm Show Begins at 8:00pm MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL FULL PAGE ARTICLE: http://www.jsonline.com/greensheet/brother-magician-team-brings-comedy-and-telepathy-to-milwaukee-b99615652z1-358306201.html FOX 6 WAKE UP NEWS APPEARANCE: http://fox6now.com/2015/11/04/telepathic-entertainers-two-brothers-one-mind-show-off-their-skills/ KTI COUNTRY / JAKE & TANNER SHOW INTERVIEW: http://www.wtmj.com/kticountry/kti-shows/kti-morning-show/two-brothers-one-mind-stump-jake-tanner PRESS RELEASE: http://www.prlog.org/12492738-two-brothers-one-mind-are-bringing-the-midwest-monthly-magic-circuit-to-milwaukee.html Past Performances By: Comedians - Greg Bach, Addie Blanchard, Christopher Schmidt, Carson Leet, Mike Pisciotta, Andrea Guzzetta, Ryan Mason & Phil Davidson Magicians/Mentalists - Paul Kastle, Kirk Patrick, Ha Houdini, Bill Cook, Luka & Taylor Martin #MagicMKE #TBOM #TwoBrothersOneMind #Comedy #Magic #Milwaukee
$20
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Create a 12" x 18" banner with fabric crayons, wax and dye. Design with spring, summer or nature themes. Please bring a snack. $24 Members $30 Non-Members
$24.00
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Sister Mary Carroll, SSSF, offers presentations and reflections on four holy women in this two-part series. Learn how the spirituality of these Doctors of the Church can make a difference today. Part one on April 2 focuses on Saints Hildegard of Bingen and Catherine of Siena. Part two on April 16 will spotlight Saints Theresa of Avila and Therese of Lisieux. Series fee: $25. Please contact Donna O'Loughlin at 414-385-5272 or doloughlin@sssf.org to purchase tickets.
$25
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Learn a variety of chain making techniques and styles while you practice fusing skills. Create jump rings and linked chains with copper, brass, and sterling silver. Walk away with beautiful wearable art and the knowledge needed to create different and unique chains at home. Please bring a bag lunch. $15 supply fee included
$67.00
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