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by Joe Barr

ArtWorks celebrated it’s second successful opening in the new art gallery with the debut of “Vivid” Saturday evening. The four featured artists, Diane Levesque, Lisa Bigalke, Meade O’Neill, and Benjamin D. Rinehart, displayed their uniqueness and their shared love of strong color.

If you missed the pleasure of the Saturday opening, the show will run through June 15. In the meantime we offer a sampling of the art and the opening festivities.

Treat yourself. It is a show to enjoy.

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by Joe Barr

Last Friday Kathy Labourn graced the Pollard with her art and her charm. Both the Pollard and the enthusiastic crowd were richer for it.

Enough said.

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When: Sunday May 4, 10:00am to 4:00 pm
Where: Historic Southport Beach House

The House that Art Built, is a fund raising alliance composed of regional artists dedicated to the cause of enhancing the quality of life through the perpetual momentum of creativity.
The blue prints of the House were first conceived while my team and I (Touch Fine Arts) were completing the ceiling of the Florentine Ballroom at the Congress Plaza hotel in Chicago. The idea being that fine art is indeed a lovely addition to the immaculate ballrooms, and banquet halls of the excessively wealthy, but it is NEEDED most on the baron walls of the impoverished.
Our first show is to be held on June 13, 14, and 15 at Mo’s Cafe. Many artists (student & Professional) from Milwaukee to Chicago will be featured, and 20% of all the proceeds will be donated to AHA!
There will be live performances, and plenty of wine. So clear your schedule, get the gang together, and come help lay the foundation of The House That Art Built.

The House that Art Built is currently moving forward on a series of charity Murals within the community. Thanks to a generous donation from ARTWORKS they have all the supplies we will need to create some beautiful work in the community. If any artists out there are interested they would really appreciate volunteers. Also, anyone who would like to submit their work for the show at Mo’s should feel free to contact surrealbigdeal@yahoo.com

by Kate Falluca

Michelle Cascio Photography and Model Casting takes new models and turns them into “agency ready” machines for both Editorial and Commercial markets. Michelle enjoys the Commercial market which allows her models to just be who they are; no worrying about fitting into a stereo-type, clothing size, or age bracket. Whoever, or whatever, you are, there is a place for you. And it’s family friendly!!!

Kenosha is a good place for local models to get started. Continue reading →

by Joe Barr

It was an evening of celebration.
On Friday evening, April 11, community leaders joined the Lakeside board and supporters of the Rhode to celebrate the grand opening of the new west auditorium. Already a winner, the new theater has been playing to full houses for the children’s shows. Music and laughter, food and beverage, pride and pleasure permeated the evening.

The Radioactive Squirrels, the musical stars of the event, Continue reading →

ExposeKenosha congratulates Gallery 56 in its grand opening

Welcome to the visual art scene in Kenosha!

Nestled in Kenosha’s HarborPlace, Gallery 56 is an unexpected jewel for art lovers from across the country. Our walls are adorned with some of the world’s most collectable artwork. We specialize in original paintings, hand-embellished works on canvas from the world’s most sought after artists.

The gallery is located at HarborPlace next to the Southport Marina, across from the Kenosha Museum.
Address: 115 56th Street, Unit 101
Kenosha, WI 53140
Phone 262-652-3416
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CONGRATULATIONS

Typical of Lemon Street, it was another job well done. Outdoing previous efforts, it was another year of great art enjoyed by an appreciative crowd. Thank You, Lemon Street Gallery, for being a reliable beacon in our art world.

by Joe Barr

The Parkside Art Club opened its Annual Juried Student Show last Friday with a delightful mix of youth, energy, and art. Offerings in two and three dimensions, spanning a variety of media, filled the gallery with wonder and obvious talent.
Josh Frazer, President of the Parkside Art Club, presided over the opening and Continue reading →