Frank Juárez I remember when I was active in the art scene operating the Frank Juarez Gallery in the Third Ward. For years, I was in the heart of the Milwaukee art scene every Saturday gallery sitting, meeting collectors, chit-chatting with artists, welcoming visitors, etc. This weekly repetitive commitment made me realize that I wasContinue reading “Milwaukee Gallery Night and Day Is Back”
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Are We There Yet? Exhibition at Levee Contemporary
Levee Contemporary is thrilled to announce the opening of Are We There Yet?, up through December 31st. This collection of work aims to provide a cross section of civic-minded visuals that are beyond “purely political.” Though not an all-out activistic Show, the premise of this group exhibition provides our viewership a thermostat of visual temperaments.Continue reading “Are We There Yet? Exhibition at Levee Contemporary”
Teeny, Tiny, BOLD: Call for Art at Rountree Gallery
Call for Art Platteville, WI — Rountree Gallery announces an art call for “Teeny, Tiny, BOLD” – an annual regional juried small works exhibit, highlighting the power in the compact. Open to artists 18 and older in Wisconsin or within 300 miles of Platteville. Artists are encouraged to explore ideas of compression, focus, scale,Continue reading “Teeny, Tiny, BOLD: Call for Art at Rountree Gallery”
Walking Art Tour with Artdose Magazine
By Frank Juarez The summer has been full of activities, exhibitions, events, concerts, and so on. I have driven over 6,000 miles since mid-June. The mileage has been a combination of business and leisure. Regardless of where the road took us, art is always on the top of the list. Some of the art weContinue reading “Walking Art Tour with Artdose Magazine”
Closing Celebration: The Money $how at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
Join us in person at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel for a Closing Celebration for The Money $how, our guest curated feature exhibition in the AIR Space gallery! Co-curator Frank Juarez and Saint Kate curator Samantha Timm will provide a gallery walkthrough of this collage exhibition. On view through September 12th, The Money $how takes guests on a tourContinue reading “Closing Celebration: The Money $how at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel”
Kolaj LIVE Milwaukee at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
Frank Juarez The weekend of July 30, Kolaj Magazine hosted an event called Kolaj LIVE Milwaukee. The 3-day symposium brought collage artists from across the United States – San Francisco, CA; Rockwall, TX; Toledo, OH; Marshfield, WI; Seattle, WA; Milwaukee, WI; New London, WI; Portland, OR; Indianapolis, IN; Jacksonville, FL; Brooklyn, NY; Signal Mountain, TN;Continue reading “Kolaj LIVE Milwaukee at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel”
The House of RAD, Milwaukee
Frank Juarez House of RAD 3700 N. Fratney Street Milwaukee, WI 53212 Last weekend I ran into artist Brandon Minga at the Brady Street Art Walk. Even though the talk was brief, we managed to catch up fairly quick ending with a “next time I’m in Milwaukee, I would love to check out your newContinue reading “The House of RAD, Milwaukee”
Levee Contemporary Celebrates 2nd Anniversary in Princeton, Wisconsin
Frank Juarez Levee Contemporary celebrates year 2 in downtown Princeton, Wisconsin. Like many galleries throughout the world, they were faced with the uncertainty of keeping the doors open. Transitioning their art programming into the virtual world that we lived in since the start of the pandemic to now, has presented the opportunity for reinvention andContinue reading “Levee Contemporary Celebrates 2nd Anniversary in Princeton, Wisconsin”
‘Plotters’ Art Exhibit at Rountree Gallery
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bill Mitchell, President Rountree Gallery 120 W. Main Street, Platteville, WI 773.415.8215 rountreegallery@gmail.com ‘Plotters’ Art Exhibit Platteville, Wisconsin — Rountree Gallery presents ‘Plotters’ an exhibit of Davenport, Iowa artists Gail Ray and Chris Reno. Ray’s art explores urban archaeology and artifacts to capture and portray the passage of time in ourContinue reading “‘Plotters’ Art Exhibit at Rountree Gallery”