Jackpot Gallery

"New works by Mary Kenney"

825 E Center 

March 10, 2012

2-7 pm

"Ever since I was a child I have been noticing and trying to communicate how much 
beauty I see in the world around me, especially in nature. These paintings are a 
collection of work from the past two years. They are an attempt to understand my 
perception of myself, my family, my friends and my experiences. Images of young 
girls and brightly colored trees continue to surface. The extended time I spent 
on this work, taking month long breaks and even a year long break on one piece, 
reveals a perspective that is in transition. I’ve focused on the images that 
arise naturally from my reflection and in doing so found a space of continuous 
clarity within my spirit. "-Mary Kenney

American Fantasy Classics

SERPENT STABLE

631 E. Center St. Milwaukee, WI 53212

Saturday, March 10
4-9 p.m.


SERPENT STABLE
by John Kowalczyk (Milwaukee)"The hero is not content with the limitations of human existence,
and his adventures may be seen as a spiritual quest."
- H. R. Ellis Davidson


Also, In the Clubhouse:
Francoise Gamma (Cyberspace)

Laundry Day Press @ Feed Shop

Blue Book Release 

 Feed Shop 918 E. Center
March 10, 2012
4-6pm

As personal expression and perspective edges into an understanding of
culture, it forms an understanding of itself through that lens.

Radio is local by default, even stations playing top 40 hits are
hosted by familiar, disembodied accents. As listeners listen, wherever
they are, they are connected with other listeners, listening, alone
and together. It presents a paradigm and an opportnity for personal
and collective myth building.

Laundry Day Press and Small Space will present a multi-part exhibition
by artist/DJ Era, which will begin with the release of 'Blue Book' on
March 10th

Era (Elisabeth Redmon Albeck) is an artist and the host/programmer of
Monday Blues Drive on Milwaukee's WMSE 91.7, a weekly radio program
rooted in Blues music.

Blue Book is based on Blues music, writings about the Blues, and
actual calls from listeners-- a record of the personalities and
experience of the Blues as presented by WMSE and Era.

Riverwest Film and Video

Some Form of Radio

March 10, 2012

824 E. Center Street

3-9pm-ish

"This is a project...in it's infancy. It may be good. It may not work. I think it will be interesting if and when it does whatever it is it might do. Like a kite stretched properly (step 1), it has but to await windy days (step 2). It could stagger out sporadically flutter and dive how media normally evinces our shape to curve, but then cut up again undistracted. It could catch on and then maybe for those of us, to those of us; a community talking-thing. I hope it doesn't succeed and then become a drag, rather forward gingerly bit by bit past furrowed brows and bellying on and over for a good long time quirkily and unequivocal. (Unequivocal?) Not trying to render false impressions, but rather doing what done does. Doing what is impossibly ridiculously easy; experimentally, intuitively, by heart within just like how we really are. Rather not. Yes, you guessed right it's a low power community radio station. That's what; radio station." - Xav Leplae

Polish Falcon [Hall]

Falcon Bowl

801 E Clark Street

March 10, 2012

8pm-12am

Programed by John Riepenhoff

Evening program:

8 - 9pm Super DJs: Spero Lo Menzo & Richard Richard 

9 - 9:30pm RiepenRoast with Special Host Andy Positive

Featuring: Renato Umali

Pegi Christiansen

Jake & Hot Karl (the confrontational gentlemen)

and others

9:30 - midnight Midwest's best live music:

Andy and His Blue Riders

Terry's Face Cream

Batten Revue

Best Friends Forever

Beginning Dreams Forever

Snails Crossing 
833 East Burleigh st.
March 10, 2012
Noon-7pm


Workshop:'Your Voice, Your Face' community workshops for future exhibit
Fundraising for the Park:  Snails Crossing
Link for the 9 weekends of workshops:
http://marinalee.com/calfiles/snailposter.pdf

In the Gallery:
Marina Lee: Sculpture
Cheri Trexler: Fiber
Glenda Puhek: Ceramics