by Dan Wilson
For those who missed the award-winning Polish film “Edi” at the Milwaukee International Film Festival this past November, you’ll have another opportunity to see it at the Times Cinema in January 2004.
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In Memorium: Marvin Hill, 1952-2003
by Mark Lawson
Perhaps no other artist has been so closely identified with the Riverwest community as printmaker Marvin Hill. Marvin passed away on December 2 after a five-year battle with lymphoma. His graphics for Artwalk posters, T-shirts, and pins throughout the 1990s gave the event a highly recognizable style with a humorous, down-home character. A prodigious artist who often sketched even while eating in a restaurant or working at one of the countless art fairs he participated in with his wife Wendy, he produced hundreds of different prints in his lifetime.
Posted inCommentary & Opinion
TTN: Bus TV for You and Me
by Carrie Trousil
Milwaukee is the second city after only Orlando, that corporate slattern of America, to have televisions installed on its public buses. Quite honestly, it doesn’t seem that many Milwaukeeans really appreciate this parallel with the land of Mickey Mouse. In fact, people seem to find it intrusive.
Posted inMusic & Events
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Video
a rare screening of the video work of celebrated conceptual artist
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Bloodlines and Belonging: A Book Review
by Tanya Cromartie-Twaddle
The Language of Blood is a must-read for that soul on a search for identity or birthright, regardless of ethnicity. Whether trans-racially adopted or born into a long line of blood, the reader finishes the book with a better understanding of the pain of displacement and the internal battle to reclaim self without severing ties to the ones who have loved you.
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