1 FRIDAY ART BAR: Syntha-size it. DJ’s Mike Kasun& John Alen. BREMEN CAFE: Dark Sarcasm’s CD release. BUCKETWORKS: Haute and Cold Fashion. over 15 designers. 6PM. $4/6 THE COFFEE HOUSE: David H.B. Drake, Monica Jabonski, Rich Morgan & Sandy Weisto. Food Pantry Benefit. $3 & two cans food. 8PM. MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM: First Fridays; Robin […]
Gordon Park
Posted inArts & Entertainment
DARNELL, ROBERTSON, CASHBOX, KLINK
Whatever, they’re all the same person. When working as “vice-president and fine crystal buyer” at George Watts and Son’s Jefferson Street emporium, the lady who lives across from Gordon Park is Chrisanne Robertson. When exhibiting her pen and ink drawings and other of her art works about town, she assumes the persona of “Ilse Klink.” This isn’t as odd as it sounds, and actually makes a kind of funky sense because it rhymes (a coincidence?) with the last name of her artist spouse, Matt Fink.
Posted inNeighborhood News
Beer Line Trail to Run through Riverwest
article / photo by Vince Bushell The Beer Line rail corridor is shaping up to be an open space resource and multiuse trail for the Riverwest neighborhood. It is expected that the section along the river running south from Gordon Park will become a paved hiking and biking trail with construction beginning in 2005. The […]
Posted inRNA News
RNA Report October 2004
minutes taken by Lorraine Jacobs Announcements: Bill Richards and Laura Martin are canvassing Ward 103 for MoveOn PAC, assistance welcome. Jim Wilson announced that Energy Assistance Applications are now available at his office. There will be a dedication ceremony for the David Middlebrook sculpture at the Gordon Park pavilion, on October 29th, from 4:00 to […]
Posted inA&E Briefs
October
Whitney Gould, of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, recently penned a beautiful piece about the coming transformation of Reservoir Park, which likely will include public art. Considering the flap over the recent Gordon Park sculpture, perhaps folks should consider a discrete “earthworks,” a non-intrusive sculpture, shaped by a sensitive landscaper…
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