Tag: brewery workers
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Re-post of Graduate Feature Interview
I have just been interviewed as a part of UW-Milwaukee’s series of Graduate Student Features. The following is a re-post of the interview. The original interview can be found here. Featured Student: December 2009 Brandon Bauer Brandon Bauer is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Wisconsin. His practice involves the critical use of collage, montage, and…
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Beer Barons and Brewery Workers .gif-art
Master-List 2000 is hosting the animated gif’s created by A. Bill Miller and I for the Make Your Own History exhibition held at the Blatz Building in downtown Milwaukee in the spring of 2008. To see the work click here. Here is a re-post from Bill’s blog: Beer Barons & Brewery Workers I’ve finally had…
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Beer Barons and Brewery Workers (Installation Images)
Beer Barons and Brewery Workers A Collaborative Installation with A. Bill Miller Historic Blatz Building, Milwaukee, WI May 2008 Beer Barons and Brewery Workers Installation Images and Detail Views Click Beer Barons and Brewery Workers (PDF)- to download a PDF of the artist statement. To see the 15 .gif animation portraits created for the installation…
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Make Your Own History- Blatz Project Opening
MAKE YOUR OWN HISTORY May 2nd – May 17th, 2008 Opening Reception, May 9th, 7-10 p.m. Closing Reception, May 16th, 6-9 p.m. Gallery Hours: Mon-Sat: 12-5 pm Catalogs will be available at the opening! The Blatz Building 270 East Highland Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 (enter gallery from Broadway St.) For more info visit the website…
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Beer Barons & Brewery Workers work in progress
Detail photos of the Beer Barons & Brewery Workers installation drawings in progress.
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Make Your Own History- Beer Barons & Brewery Workers project sneak peek…
Make Your Own History is a group exhibition of 15 emerging artists that uses the historic Blatz Building (a former beer brewing facility) as both a subject and location for narrative experimentation. Responding to the transitional state of the space, as well as how the site symbolizes Milwaukee’s own shifting identity, these artists have created…
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