
ExposeKenosha needs you. If you are part of the creative class, and you want to help us to expose Kenosha or you know someone that needs to be exposed, send an e-mail to info@exposekenosha.com
In this Issue
Expose Kenosha :: Showcasing Local Creative Talent.
May 5th, 2008 — EK32, ExposeKenosha

ExposeKenosha needs you. If you are part of the creative class, and you want to help us to expose Kenosha or you know someone that needs to be exposed, send an e-mail to info@exposekenosha.com
In this Issue
May 5th, 2008 — EK32, Art-Works, Art Events, ExposeKenosha
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.
May 5th, 2008 — Art Events, ExposeKenosha
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.
May 5th, 2008 — EK32, Music, ExposeKenosha
http://www.myspace.com/wamimusic
Wisconsin’s top musicians, artists, bands, and industry notables were recognized for their contributions to the state’s diverse music scene at the 27th Annual Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) Awards Show, held Monday, April 30, at the Northern Lights Theater at Milwaukee’s Potawatomi Bingo and Casino.
Awards were given in 35 categories, ranging from recognition for musicianship and recordings to the industry-related technical areas, with recipients hailing from all areas of the state. Award recipients are as follows: Continue reading →
April 27th, 2008 — EK31, ExposeKenosha

“ When I’m working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.
In this issue:
In no particular order
April 27th, 2008 — Kenosha Writers' Group, Writer, ExposeKenosha
by Bill Schroeder
Have you seen the commercial of a man’s band; guitar, drums, banjos, etc.? They are playing, singing happily and in general acting silly about Viagra? Saying– Viva Viagra.
Ain’t gonna happen, never will . . .
I’ll tell you what a guy may be thinking. Of course based not on personal experience, but what other fellows have told me in confidence. Usually they aren’t going to join a band and sing about ED and they aren’t going to share this fact with friend or foe, not with co-worker or neighbor. Continue reading →
April 27th, 2008 — EK31, Downtown Kenosha, Exhibit, ExposeKenosha, Visual Artist
by Joe Barr

Kathy Laybourn’s one woman show at the Pollard Gallery will be featuring a relatively new technique for her, encaustic painting.
Encaustic is an ancient technique used as far back as the Egyptians. Traditionally, oil paint is combined with a beeswax mixture and applied to either a canvas or board support. Then, the mixture is heated, in this case, with a heat gun. The paint is applied in layers as in more traditional painting techniques. The interesting thing about this approach is the lack of complete control one has over the way in which the media responds to the heating process.
Bring friends, meet Kathy, and enjoy her and her art at her Friday, May 2, opening. Continue reading →
April 27th, 2008 — Eclectic Angel, EK31, Downtown Kenosha, Creativity, ExposeKenosha

Ashley Gauthier gracing the window of the Eclectic Angel in Kenosha
This Saturday at the Eclectic Angel in downtown Kenosha, owner Ronnie Roscioli-Greco put together an unconventional window display that made passers-by stop and look again.
Ashley Gauthier, one of Michelle Cascio’s models spent a few hours posing in the window of the store dressed in vintage clothes. Continue reading →
April 27th, 2008 — Guest Interview, Illustration Friday, ExposeKenosha, Visual Artist

Biography:
Marcos Chin graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design, in Toronto, Canada. Since then, his work has appeared on book covers, advertisements, fashion catalogues, magazines, and CD covers. He has received a gold medal from the Society of Illustrators Los Angeles, and has had his work published in numerous award annuals such as Communication Arts and American Illustration. Continue reading →