Sir Tyler @Makerspace
On March 29th, nAbr gallery will host artist Sir Tyler, a musical mastermind with the complex to make your feet feel complex. Personal preference and current vehemence drives the beat selection while funky movements is always the motive.
One night only!
Friday March 29th 7-9pm
@ The Maker, presented by CENTER
2555 Lenox Street
Bay View, WI
Outstrip {EZ “Illustrated”} #Placeunderthesun@Penitentiary
Outstrip {EZ “Illustrated”} #Placeunderthesun@Penitentiary
Opening: March 23, 2013 1-4pm
On View: March 23 – May 12th, 2013
Outstrip {EZ “Illustrated”} #Placeunderthesun@Penitentiary, raises a common question among printmakers, where and why does this work exist? Outstrip is the work of Patrick Sharrow, hosted by nAbr Gallery inside the Lynden Sculpture Garden. The show consists of
digital prints on polystyrene. Sharrow’s choice of material provides an availability of location to show the work; while exercising the same material used for No Parking signs, action figures, and most bathtubs. The pieces are waterproof, have a 22 year guarantee, and can be vacuum formed to any shape this side of Heaven. Placed within the open ceiling of nAbr Gallery, Outstrip{EZ
“Illustrated”} #Placeunderthesun@Penitentiary welcomes natural light, integrity, and all dogs!
#Placeunderthesun@Hopetoseeyouthere!
Gathered From Various Other Reliable Sources
Gathered From Various Other Reliable Sources
Opening Reception: February 9th 2013 10am-4pm
On view February 9th – March 16 2013
2145 West Brown Deer Road
Milwaukee, WI 53217
nAbr gallery is excited to announce its debut exhibition at the Lynden Sculpture Garden Gathered From Various Other Reliable Sources by Minneapolis based artist Andy Sturdevant.
Gathered From Various Other Reliable Sources is a monthlong project inspired by The Settlement Cook Book, a celebrated Milwaukee cookbook of the early 20th century. Assembled by German-Jewish social worker Lizze Black Kander in 1901, the book drew on the “Many Recipes Used In Settlement Cooking Classes, The Milwaukee Public School Cooking Centers and Gathered From Various Other Reliable Sources.” The resulting volume is both a snapshot of the domestic life and cultural memory of a wide cross-section of Wisconsinites at the turn of the century, combining both traditional and contemporary recipes into one resource. Over the course of February, visitors to the nAbr Gallery will be able to submit their own recipes. They will be categorized, cross-indexed and displayed onsite, creating surprising and unexpected connections between wildly disparate submissions. Viewed together, they will provide a snapshot at the state’s domestic life and cultural memory at the beginning of the 21st century.
Andy Sturdevant is an artist and writer. He has written about art, history and culture for a variety of Twin Cities-based publications and websites, including MinnPost,mnartists.org, City Pages, Rain Taxi, and Mpls. St. Paul. His essays have also appeared in publications of the Walker Art Center and the Jerome Foundation, and are being anthologized in a collection entitled Potluck Supper with Meeting to Follow, to be published by Coffee House Press in 2013. His visual work has been exhibited at The Soap Factory and Art Of This Gallery, and he’s been the recipient of a Jerome planning grant through Forecast Public Art. In Fall 2011, he was as an artist-in-residence at the Elsewhere Collaborative in Greensboro, NC. He has also co-created and presented public programs with Works Progress, the Minnesota Historical Society, the Minneapolis Arts Commission, Take-Up Productions, the Art Shanty Projects, Red76, and many other groups. Andy holds a B.F.A. in painting from the University of Louisville. He was born in Ohio, raised in Kentucky, and lives in Minneapolis.
nAbr gallery @ The Lynden Sculpture Garden
February 2013 – February 2014
In the newest reincarnation, nAbr gallery withstands a year of Wisconsin weather at the Lynden Sculpture Garden. Consisting only of studded walls and no ceiling, artists will construct work subject to the elements, emphasising the time and season of each instillation period.
For more information visit: The Lynden Sculpture Garden
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