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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Dates:
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07/25/2008 - 08/08/2008
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Results:
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25
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1. |
Institute of Visual Arts: Free The Galazan 5!
Friday, 07/25/2008
Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm; Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
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Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm;
Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
Controversies over public art are by no means a new phenomenon. Because ‘the public’ is composed of so many different and often competing constituencies, it only follows that anything made for ‘the public’ should meet with controversy. The 1981 dust-up over a group of sculptures then-Milwaukee artist Gene Galazan made for CETA, a federally-funded city art program, echoes contemporary debates. Inova re-presents five of these human-scaled Cor-Ten steel sculptures and some of the historical materials documenting the protest surrounding the two-year incarceration of the sculptures in a city warehouse. The sculptures were eventually released, but into relative obscurity rather than vital public space. This exhibition aims, in part, to restore a public to the sculptures.
Location: |
Inova/Kenilworth 2155 N. Prospect Ave.
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Cost: |
Free |
Contact: |
414-229-5070 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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2. |
Dancemakers: Inside and Outside of the Box
Friday, 07/25/2008 – 7:30 p.m.
New works by our graduate students—a diverse group of professional choreographers and performers from all points of the compass.
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PROGRAM A Friday, July 25 at 7:30 pm
PROGRAM B Saturday, July 26 at 7:30 pm
The UWM Peck School of the Arts Dance Department will offer its eighth formal concert of graduate student work, Dancemakers: Inside and Outside of the Box, on July 25 and July 26 Each night will feature a different program. Dancemakers showcases work by the professional dancers and choreographers who travel to Milwaukee each summer to pursue graduate degrees. A reception follows the Friday evening performance.
Janet Lilly, artistic director of the concert, chose to highlight the varied approaches to space and movement in this year’s pieces, and she encourages audiences to arrive by 7:15 to catch some of the dancing that is taking place “outside the box,” in the courtyards and lobby of the theatre. Clare Tallon Ruen’s choreography welcomes the audience both evenings, followed by John Mario Sevilla’s take on traditional hula performance. Lenny Cruz’s transformative solo will open the second half of the program, and the evening concludes with Keely Garfield in the west courtyard—and way out in left field—performing First Attempt in a yellow butterfly chair.
The participating choreographers this year, in addition to Tallon Ruen, Sevilla, Cruz and Garfield, are Fareedha Williams-Appah, Eric Jackson Bradley, Jackie Brenner, Kimani Fowlin, Kate Hewson, Holly Jaycox, Stacy Pottinger, James Robey and Miki Saba. They were mentored by Lilly, Iain Court, Debra Loewen, André Tyson and Luc Vanier.
Location: |
Mainstage Theatre 2400 E. Kenwood Bd.
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Cost: |
$10 general/$7 students, seniors, alumni |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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3. |
CANCELLED Fibers Workshops
Friday, 07/25/2008
Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods.
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Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods. Workshops are open to beginners (no prior experience necessary) and more seasoned dyers interested in learning a new technique. In each workshop, you will create six yards of unique fabric to use in garments, quilts or home décor.
Shibori Dyeing
June 20-22
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Learn new and traditional methods of pattern resists for dye-baths. Clamp, fold, pleat, stitch, wrap and encase objects to create unusual patterns in cloth. Re-dye the fabric several times to achieve layers of color and patterns. Even better... use both fiber reactive dyes and vat dyes to create gorgeous additional colors and halos caused by chemical reactions between the dyes.
Indigo Dyeing
July 11-13 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Create beautifully patterned deep blue, medium blue or cobalt blue fabrics by using shibori methods of folding, clamping, pleating, stitching, pole-wrapping and encasing objects in cloth. Using both fiber-reactive dyes and vat dyes enables you to achieve blue with yellow, tan and other colors.
Batik Dyeing
July 25-27 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Wonderful crackle patterns are an inherent part of this timeless process of fabric dyeing. Hot wax is applied to areas of cloth before immersing the fabric in a dye bath. Many layers of beautiful, subtle color can be achieved by reapplying wax and re-dyeing the fabric.
Location: |
Fibers Studio (Room 478), Art Building 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd.
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Cost: |
$180 per workshop (includes all materials) |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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4. |
CANCELLED - Workshop: Photography
Friday, 07/25/2008
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Cancelled
Location: |
various locations
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Cost: |
1 workshop/$200 2 workshops/$375 3 workshops/$550 4 workshops/$700 |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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5. |
Milwaukee Music Workshops: Flute, Horn & Trumpet
Friday, 07/25/2008 – 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Instructors: Caen Thomason-Redus (flute), Gregory Flint (horn), Kevin Hartman (trumpet).
Informal Concert: Friday, July 25 at 4 pm
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Informal Concert: Friday, July 25 at 4 pm.
Join us for an intensive week of music making!
Intermediate and advanced flutists, hornists and trumpeters are invited to participate in three instrument-based workshops taught by UWM Department of Music faculty members. The workshops are open to high school, college and community musicians. The daily schedule for each workshop includes rehearsals, coaching and master classes. Morning sessions will be devoted to tone and technique with each student playing individually and in groups. Afternoon sessions will focus on standard solo repertoire and orchestral excerpts, and will also allow time for chamber ensembles and discussions on topics of each group’s choosing (for instance, specific styles or periods of music, auditioning, teaching, and improvisation). Each student will have many opportunities to play and be coached.
Location: |
multiple locations
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Cost: |
Fee: $250 |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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6. |
CANCELLED From Shirts to Soup: Screen Printing
Friday, 07/25/2008
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CANCELLED
Location: |
various locations
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Cost: |
1 workshop/$200 2 workshops/$375 3 workshops/$550 4 workshops/$700 |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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7. |
Workshop: Designing with Pixels and Vectors
Friday, 07/25/2008
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1-4 pm
This summer we offer two weeks of workshops for teens in film and visual art that are great for the beginner as well as the more advanced media-maker. Workshops are taught by practitioners in the field. Participants may choose up to four workshops over the two-week period.
Designing with Pixels and Vectors Instructor: Carey Watters
Never share a plain CD again! Learn the basics of graphic design and how to integrate type
with image. Using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, students will design and print several pieces,
including their own CD package. Experience with Mac platform helpful but not necessary.
Location: |
various locations
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Cost: |
1 workshop/$200 2 workshops/$375 3 workshops/$550 4 workshops/$700 |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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8. |
CANCELLEDVideo Post-Production & Special Effects
Friday, 07/25/2008
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CANCELLED
Location: |
various locations
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Cost: |
1 workshop/$200 2 workshops/$375 3 workshops/$550 4 workshops/$700 |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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9. |
Summer Workshops In Jewelry and Metalsmithing
Saturday, 07/26/2008 – 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
June-August, 2008
(Five workshops and two open studios.
All workshops meet 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday & Sunday).
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Summer Workshops In Jewelry and Metalsmithing 2008
June-August, 2008
(Five workshops and two open studios, schedule below. All workshops meet 10 am-4 pm, Saturday & Sunday)
Art Building Room 391,2400 E. Kenwood Blvd.
Fees: $140 for each workshop; $45 for each open studio.
To register, call (414) 229-4308
More info: arts.uwm.edu/outreach
Jewelers and metalsmiths of all skill levels are invited to join us for a series of exciting and challenging two-day summer intensives at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. We will investigate a variety of techniques and processes, learn new ways to solve problems in metal, and explore our creative potential. Take all six or pick the ones that intrigue you most! All workshops are taught by Jennifer Harris. Harris received her M.F.A. in Metals from the State University of New York-New Paltz and a B.F.A. in Jewelry/Metalsmithing and Industrial Design from the University of Michigan. She teaches Jewelry and Metalsmithing as well as 3D Design at UWM. Although recommended levels are indicated for some workshops, workshops are open to all levels.
Saturday, June 7 & Sunday, June 8
INTRODUCTION TO JEWELRY
Learn the fundamentals of jewelry making: sawing, piercing, filing, sanding, and surface enrichment. Students will create a pair of earrings or a pendant. Recommended for beginners.
Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22
ETCHING AND PATINATION
Students will explore the process of etching to create patterns and images in metal. To enhance these etched metal surfaces, students will learn to use patinas to achieve unique colors and rich surface textures. Please bring high contrast black and white images to transfer. Students will create a series of brooches. Recommended prerequisite: Introduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, June 28 & Sunday, June 29
INTRODUCTION TO JEWELRY
Learn the fundamentals of jewelry making: sawing, piercing, filing, sanding, and surface enrichment. Students will create a pair of earrings or a pendant. Recommended for beginners.
Saturday, July 12 & Sunday, July 13
SOLDERING
In this silver soldering intensive workshop, students will learn to sweat, pick, and chip solder. After learning these basic techniques, students will fabricate a sterling silver ring. Recommended prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, July 26 & Sunday, July 27
BEZEL SETTING
Learn how to measure and make round bezels, square bezels with sharp corners, stepped bezels, and bezels for found objects such as shells or beach glass. Recommended prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, August 2 & Sunday, August 3
OPEN STUDIOS
Two Open Studio sessions perfect for finishing a workshop project or making something new. Sign up for one or both!
Saturday, August 2
Sunday, August 3
OPEN STUDIO
Guided studio time for students to work on projects of their choice. Make something new or finish a project started in an earlier workshop. Prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Location: |
Art Building Room 391 2400 E. Kenwood Bd.
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Cost: |
$140 for each workshop; $45 for each open studio |
Contact: |
To register, call (414) 229-4308.
More info: arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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10. |
Institute of Visual Arts: Free The Galazan 5!
Saturday, 07/26/2008
Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm; Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
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Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm;
Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
Controversies over public art are by no means a new phenomenon. Because ‘the public’ is composed of so many different and often competing constituencies, it only follows that anything made for ‘the public’ should meet with controversy. The 1981 dust-up over a group of sculptures then-Milwaukee artist Gene Galazan made for CETA, a federally-funded city art program, echoes contemporary debates. Inova re-presents five of these human-scaled Cor-Ten steel sculptures and some of the historical materials documenting the protest surrounding the two-year incarceration of the sculptures in a city warehouse. The sculptures were eventually released, but into relative obscurity rather than vital public space. This exhibition aims, in part, to restore a public to the sculptures.
Location: |
Inova/Kenilworth 2155 N. Prospect Ave.
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Cost: |
Free |
Contact: |
414-229-5070 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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11. |
Dancemakers: Inside and Outside of the Box
Saturday, 07/26/2008 – 7:30 p.m.
New works by our graduate students—a diverse group of professional choreographers and performers from all points of the compass.
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PROGRAM A Friday, July 25 at 7:30 pm
PROGRAM B Saturday, July 26 at 7:30 pm
The UWM Peck School of the Arts Dance Department will offer its eighth formal concert of graduate student work, Dancemakers: Inside and Outside of the Box, on July 25 and July 26 Each night will feature a different program. Dancemakers showcases work by the professional dancers and choreographers who travel to Milwaukee each summer to pursue graduate degrees. A reception follows the Friday evening performance.
Janet Lilly, artistic director of the concert, chose to highlight the varied approaches to space and movement in this year’s pieces, and she encourages audiences to arrive by 7:15 to catch some of the dancing that is taking place “outside the box,” in the courtyards and lobby of the theatre. Clare Tallon Ruen’s choreography welcomes the audience both evenings, followed by John Mario Sevilla’s take on traditional hula performance. Lenny Cruz’s transformative solo will open the second half of the program, and the evening concludes with Keely Garfield in the west courtyard—and way out in left field—performing First Attempt in a yellow butterfly chair.
The participating choreographers this year, in addition to Tallon Ruen, Sevilla, Cruz and Garfield, are Fareedha Williams-Appah, Eric Jackson Bradley, Jackie Brenner, Kimani Fowlin, Kate Hewson, Holly Jaycox, Stacy Pottinger, James Robey and Miki Saba. They were mentored by Lilly, Iain Court, Debra Loewen, André Tyson and Luc Vanier.
Location: |
Mainstage Theatre 2400 E. Kenwood Bd.
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Cost: |
$10 general/$7 students, seniors, alumni |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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12. |
Sitelines Drawing Immersion Workshop: Collections
Saturday, 07/26/2008 – 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Instructor: Leslie Vansen.
Artists in all disciplines will benefit from this intensive collaborative drawing workshop designed to expand the definition of drawing from technique to the creation of metamorphic and narrative forms. Participants will work in small teams to produce large scale collaborative drawings based on their prior investigations of the theme collections. Optional one-on-one portfolio reviews available.
Location: |
Kenilworth Square East 1925 E. Kenilworth Pl.
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Cost: |
Fee: $85 (includes most materials) |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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13. |
L.K. Pandit North Indian Classical Vocal Recital
Saturday, 07/26/2008 – 7:00 p.m.
Prof. Laxman Krishnarao Pandit, the legendary vocalist of the revered Gwalior school of music, offers a recital of Indian classical vocal music.
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Prof. Laxman Krishnarao Pandit, the legendary vocalist of the revered Gwalior school of music, offers a recital of Indian classical vocal music.
Location: |
UWM Recital Hall 2400 E. Kenwood Bd.
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Cost: |
$20 general/$10 students & seniors |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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14. |
CANCELLED Fibers Workshops
Saturday, 07/26/2008
Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods.
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Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods. Workshops are open to beginners (no prior experience necessary) and more seasoned dyers interested in learning a new technique. In each workshop, you will create six yards of unique fabric to use in garments, quilts or home décor.
Shibori Dyeing
June 20-22
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Learn new and traditional methods of pattern resists for dye-baths. Clamp, fold, pleat, stitch, wrap and encase objects to create unusual patterns in cloth. Re-dye the fabric several times to achieve layers of color and patterns. Even better... use both fiber reactive dyes and vat dyes to create gorgeous additional colors and halos caused by chemical reactions between the dyes.
Indigo Dyeing
July 11-13 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Create beautifully patterned deep blue, medium blue or cobalt blue fabrics by using shibori methods of folding, clamping, pleating, stitching, pole-wrapping and encasing objects in cloth. Using both fiber-reactive dyes and vat dyes enables you to achieve blue with yellow, tan and other colors.
Batik Dyeing
July 25-27 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Wonderful crackle patterns are an inherent part of this timeless process of fabric dyeing. Hot wax is applied to areas of cloth before immersing the fabric in a dye bath. Many layers of beautiful, subtle color can be achieved by reapplying wax and re-dyeing the fabric.
Location: |
Fibers Studio (Room 478), Art Building 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd.
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Cost: |
$180 per workshop (includes all materials) |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
URL: |
arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
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15. |
Summer Workshops In Jewelry and Metalsmithing
Sunday, 07/27/2008 – 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
June-August, 2008
(Five workshops and two open studios.
All workshops meet 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday & Sunday).
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Summer Workshops In Jewelry and Metalsmithing 2008
June-August, 2008
(Five workshops and two open studios, schedule below. All workshops meet 10 am-4 pm, Saturday & Sunday)
Art Building Room 391,2400 E. Kenwood Blvd.
Fees: $140 for each workshop; $45 for each open studio.
To register, call (414) 229-4308
More info: arts.uwm.edu/outreach
Jewelers and metalsmiths of all skill levels are invited to join us for a series of exciting and challenging two-day summer intensives at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. We will investigate a variety of techniques and processes, learn new ways to solve problems in metal, and explore our creative potential. Take all six or pick the ones that intrigue you most! All workshops are taught by Jennifer Harris. Harris received her M.F.A. in Metals from the State University of New York-New Paltz and a B.F.A. in Jewelry/Metalsmithing and Industrial Design from the University of Michigan. She teaches Jewelry and Metalsmithing as well as 3D Design at UWM. Although recommended levels are indicated for some workshops, workshops are open to all levels.
Saturday, June 7 & Sunday, June 8
INTRODUCTION TO JEWELRY
Learn the fundamentals of jewelry making: sawing, piercing, filing, sanding, and surface enrichment. Students will create a pair of earrings or a pendant. Recommended for beginners.
Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22
ETCHING AND PATINATION
Students will explore the process of etching to create patterns and images in metal. To enhance these etched metal surfaces, students will learn to use patinas to achieve unique colors and rich surface textures. Please bring high contrast black and white images to transfer. Students will create a series of brooches. Recommended prerequisite: Introduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, June 28 & Sunday, June 29
INTRODUCTION TO JEWELRY
Learn the fundamentals of jewelry making: sawing, piercing, filing, sanding, and surface enrichment. Students will create a pair of earrings or a pendant. Recommended for beginners.
Saturday, July 12 & Sunday, July 13
SOLDERING
In this silver soldering intensive workshop, students will learn to sweat, pick, and chip solder. After learning these basic techniques, students will fabricate a sterling silver ring. Recommended prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, July 26 & Sunday, July 27
BEZEL SETTING
Learn how to measure and make round bezels, square bezels with sharp corners, stepped bezels, and bezels for found objects such as shells or beach glass. Recommended prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Saturday, August 2 & Sunday, August 3
OPEN STUDIOS
Two Open Studio sessions perfect for finishing a workshop project or making something new. Sign up for one or both!
Saturday, August 2
Sunday, August 3
OPEN STUDIO
Guided studio time for students to work on projects of their choice. Make something new or finish a project started in an earlier workshop. Prerequisite: lntroduction to Jewelry Workshop.
Location: |
Art Building Room 391 2400 E. Kenwood Bd.
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Cost: |
$140 for each workshop; $45 for each open studio |
Contact: |
To register, call (414) 229-4308.
More info: arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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16. |
Sitelines Drawing Immersion Workshop: Collections
Sunday, 07/27/2008 – 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Instructor: Leslie Vansen.
Artists in all disciplines will benefit from this intensive collaborative drawing workshop designed to expand the definition of drawing from technique to the creation of metamorphic and narrative forms. Participants will work in small teams to produce large scale collaborative drawings based on their prior investigations of the theme collections. Optional one-on-one portfolio reviews available.
Location: |
Kenilworth Square East 1925 E. Kenilworth Pl.
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Cost: |
Fee: $85 (includes most materials) |
Contact: |
To register: (414) 229-4308 or arts.uwm.edu/outreach |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
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17. |
Institute of Visual Arts: Free The Galazan 5!
Sunday, 07/27/2008
Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm; Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
|
Opening: Friday, June 13, 2008, 6-9 pm.
Gallery hours: Wednesday & Friday-Sunday, 12 noon-5 pm;
Thursday, 12 noon-8 pm.
Controversies over public art are by no means a new phenomenon. Because ‘the public’ is composed of so many different and often competing constituencies, it only follows that anything made for ‘the public’ should meet with controversy. The 1981 dust-up over a group of sculptures then-Milwaukee artist Gene Galazan made for CETA, a federally-funded city art program, echoes contemporary debates. Inova re-presents five of these human-scaled Cor-Ten steel sculptures and some of the historical materials documenting the protest surrounding the two-year incarceration of the sculptures in a city warehouse. The sculptures were eventually released, but into relative obscurity rather than vital public space. This exhibition aims, in part, to restore a public to the sculptures.
Location: |
Inova/Kenilworth 2155 N. Prospect Ave.
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Cost: |
Free |
Contact: |
414-229-5070 |
Sponsor: |
Peck School of the Arts |
|
|
18. |
CANCELLED Fibers Workshops
Sunday, 07/27/2008
Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods.
|
Joann Engelhart offers three intensive workshops that explore different dyeing methods. Workshops are open to beginners (no prior experience necessary) and more seasoned dyers interested in learning a new technique. In each workshop, you will create six yards of unique fabric to use in garments, quilts or home décor.
Shibori Dyeing
June 20-22
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Learn new and traditional methods of pattern resists for dye-baths. Clamp, fold, pleat, stitch, wrap and encase objects to create unusual patterns in cloth. Re-dye the fabric several times to achieve layers of color and patterns. Even better... use both fiber reactive dyes and vat dyes to create gorgeous additional colors and halos caused by chemical reactions between the dyes.
Indigo Dyeing
July 11-13 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Create beautifully patterned deep blue, medium blue or cobalt blue fabrics by using shibori methods of folding, clamping, pleating, stitching, pole-wrapping and encasing objects in cloth. Using both fiber-reactive dyes and vat dyes enables you to achieve blue with yellow, tan and other colors.
Batik Dyeing
July 25-27 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Wonderful crackle patterns are an inherent part of this timeless process of fabric dyeing. Hot wax is applied to areas of cloth before immersing the fabric in a dye bath. Many layers of beautiful, subtle color can be achieved by reapplying wax and re-dyeing the fabric.
Location: |
Fibers Studio (Room 478), Art Building 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd.
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Cost: |
$180 per workshop (includes all materials) |
Contact: |
(414) 229-4308 |
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