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Villager219 Church Street, Kohler, WI 53044 FREE www.kohlervillager.com JULY 18, 2020 [email protected] | 920-331-4904 Ryder Cup to be rescheduled for 2021 PALM BEACH GARDENS what matters most. The specta- ful that our global partners, our tinctive atmosphere generat- and PONTE VEDRA BEACH, tors who support both the U.S. friends at Quail Hollow Club, ed by the spectators, such as Fla. – The PGA of America, and European sides are what our long-time annual title spon- around the fi rst tee at Le Golf Ryder Cup Europe and the PGA make the Ryder Cup such a sor in Charlotte and all associat- National two years ago. If that TOUR jointly announced on unique and compelling event ed with the Presidents Cup and cannot be responsibly recreated July 8, 2020 that both the Ryder and playing without them was the Junior Presidents Cup have at Whistling Straits in Septem- Cup and Presidents Cup have not a realistic option. We stand approached this change with a ber, then it is correct that we all unifi ed, positive spirit. We are been rescheduled and will now united with our partners from wait until it can be. Ryder Cup Europe, the NBC confi dent the move will give us be played one year later than “I know, right now, that Sep- Sports Group, Sky and our oth- even more runway as we bring originally planned. tember 2021 feels like a long er broadcast partners around the Presidents Cup to Charlotte The 43rd Ryder Cup, sched- time away. But it will come uled for September 22-27, at the world. We look forward to in 2022.” delivering the Ryder Cup’s re- Additionally, as a result of around quickly and I guarantee Whistling Straits in Kohler, that the European players and I Wisconsin, has been resched- nowned pageantry, emotion and the Presidents Cup date change, will be ready when it does.” uled for September 21-26, competitive drama to a global Cups after Whistling Straits will the Wells Fargo Championship For Ryder Cup qualifying, 2021. audience in 2021.” also shift to odd years: 2023/ will be played at its traditional both the United States and Eu- The decision to reschedule Guy Kinnings, Europe’s Ry- Marco Simone Golf and Coun- venue at Quail Hollow Club in the Ryder Cup was based on der Cup Director, said: “The try Club (Rome, Italy); 2025/ 2021, at TPC Potomac in 2022 ropean teams will revisit their guidance from the Centers for Ryder Cup is rightly celebrated Bethpage Black (Farmingda- during the Presidents Cup year respective selection processes le, New York); 2027/Adare and will return to Quail Hollow Disease Control and Preven- as one of the world’s greatest in the near future. sporting occasions, made spe- Manor (County Limerick, Ire- in 2023. Presidents Cup 2022 tion, and in conjunction with Tickets purchased for the cial and totally unique in our land); 2029/Hazeltine Nation- qualifying will be determined at the state of Wisconsin and She- 2020 Ryder Cup via ryder- sport by the fervent atmosphere al Golf Club (Chaska, Min- a later date. boygan County, with the health cup.com will be automatically created by the passionate spec- nesota); 2031/Europe (to be The Ryder Cup, which began and well-being of all involved valid for the corresponding tators of both sides. determined); 2033/The Olym- in 1927, brings together the fi n- as the top priority, according to day(s) in 2021. “While that point is signifi - pic Club (San Francisco); 2035/ est tour professionals from the a release from the PGA. In the coming weeks, the cant, it is not as important as the Europe (to be determined); United States and Europe. “Unlike other major sporting PGA of America will contact health of the spectators which, 2037/Congressional Country “While it is disappointing events that are played in existing in these diffi cult times, is al- Club (Bethesda, Maryland). that the Ryder Cup won’t be those who secured tickets stadiums, we had to make a de- ways the main consideration. The the 14th playing of the played this year, the decision via rydercup.com to facilitate cision now about building facil- We considered all options in- Presidents Cup, initially slated to reschedule is the right thing refunds for those unable to ities to host the 2020 Ryder Cup cluding playing with a limited for September 30-October 3, to do under the circumstances,” attend in 2021. Further details at Whistling Straits,” said PGA attendance but all our stake- 2021, at Quail Hollow Club in said U.S. Ryder Cup Captain regarding this process are of America CEO Seth Waugh. holders agreed this would dilute Charlotte, North Carolina, will Steve Stricker. “At the end of available on the Ryder Cup “It became clear that as of to- the magic of this great occasion. now be played September 19- the day, we want to stage a Ry- website. day, our medical experts and the “We therefore stand beside 25, 2022. This is the fi rst time der Cup that will rival all other Those who have purchased public authorities in Wisconsin our partners at the PGA of the event will be hosted in the Ryder Cups in my home state tickets and hospitality packages could not give us certainty that America in the decision to post- United States, following the of Wisconsin, and now we have on the secondary market must conducting an event respon- pone the Ryder Cup for a year successful 2019 Presidents Cup the opportunity to showcase contact that specifi c site direct- sibly with thousands of spec- and join with them in extending played in Melbourne, Australia. the event as it was meant to be ly. The PGA of America will be tators in September would be our thanks to the PGA TOUR “These two premier inter- seen.” unable to process refunds for possible. Given that uncertain- for their willingness to move national team events are lifted Pádraig Harrington, Captain those purchases. ty, we knew rescheduling was by the spirit of the fans,” said of the European Ryder Cup the dates of the Presidents Cup. In a corresponding decision, the right call. We are grateful “We also thank NBC, Sky Monahan. “With the uncertain- Team, said: “Rescheduling the the PGA of America and Ryder to PGA TOUR Commissioner and our many broadcast part- ty of the current climate, we Ryder Cup was never going to Cup Europe also announced Jay Monahan and our partners ners around the globe, in addi- fully support the Ryder Cup’s be an easy decision given the at the TOUR for their fl exibility tion to the worldwide partners decision to delay a year in order many factors to take into con- that the Junior Ryder Cup will and generosity in the complex of this great event, whose sup- to ensure fans could be a part sideration. But I believe it is the be rescheduled for September task of shifting the global golf port and commitment are sec- of the incredible atmosphere in right assessment given the un- 20-21, 2021 at Blue Mound calendar. ond to none.” Wisconsin, and the delay of this precedented circumstances we Golf & Country Club in Wau- “As disappointing as this is, With the decision to play the year’s Presidents Cup was the are facing at this time. watosa, Wisconsin. It was orig- our mandate to do all we can 2020 Ryder Cup in September right decision in order to allow “When you think of the Ry- inally scheduled for September to safeguard public health is 2021, all subsequent Ryder for that option. We are thank- der Cup you think of the dis- 21-22, 2020. Kohler Co. receives Award from the Wisconsin Historical Society Kohler, WI. – The Wisconsin ers,” said Christian Overland, several other staff archivists. tours for area schools. The or- Historical Society’s governing Historical Society is excited to Ruth and Hartley Barker Di- The Kohler Archives offi cially ganization also hired a manager Board of Curators recognizes announce that the Kohler Ar- rector & CEO of the Wisconsin opened in April 2019. The new of storytelling to help distribute individuals and organizations chives is the recipient of the Historical Society. “Kohler Co. archives facility includes dis- heritage content to audiences for meritorious work in areas Governor’s Archives Award: has also demonstrated its com- play space and displays to date beyond the Kohler campus. relating to the Society’s mis- Archival Achievement Award mitment to preservation and include: recently discovered The Kohler Archives has also sion. The Board of Curators is for 2020. access of its history by sharing artifacts, a tribute to Kohler’s put a focus on using tools and made up of thirty-seven elected “Kohler Co. is an example of heritage content to audiences connection to military service, a methodologies for preserving and appointed members from how a corporation is committed beyond the Kohler campus and winter seasonal display of rec- digital content. Techniques in- across the state. to the creation and staffi ng of a by partnering with other local reation equipment, and an ex- clude capturing Kohler web- For information on corporate archive, including cli- businesses on preservation and hibit celebrating Kohler Power sites and social media channels award criteria, nominations mate-controlled space for stor- sharing of historic content.” group’s 100th anniversary. in real time, database access to and deadlines please visit age and exhibit space and pro- In 2017, Kohler Co. allocat- In addition to the new space, digital archives, and collecting www.wisconsinhistory.org. gramming to preserve and make ed funds to build a state of the the archives has worked to pro- oral history interviews from the history of the Kohler Co. ac- art archives facility. The facil- mote its collections through retirees and staff upon the com- cessible to employees and oth- ity was planned with the help new associate tours, vendor and pletion of signifi cant projects. of the company’s archivist and customer tours, and educational Each year, the Wisconsin 2 JULY 18, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Final beam placed at new Aurora Medical Center construction June 30 marked a monumental as well as the construction work- day in the construction of the new ers all signed the beam. The beam Aurora Medical Center in Sheboy- was raised along with an evergreen gan County as the final beam was tree to represent the successful set in place, according to a release completion of the structure and from Carla Basiliere, Public Af- the flag which represents the pride fairs and Marketing Operations for and hard work of the workers, the Aurora Health Care. “This mile- health care providers, and all those stone in the construction industry who protect our communities and is known as the “topping off” and our freedom. The new facility is set often celebrated by all involved in to open in 2022. the project. Under normal circumstances, this significant milestone would have been cause for a gathering at the site but due to COVID-19, the event was captured in photos. Leading up to the milestone, team members, community leaders

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New coworking space available to Kohler students independent workers and entrepreneurs in compete in 2020 Sheboygan County After years of working out of National History our homes, coff ee shops, librar- ies, and campers, team at The Source and Recruit Company Day Contest opened the Sheboygan Works coworking space to cater to the habits, culture, and lifestyle of the independent worker and re- mote employee. The Sheboygan Works Co- working Club helps independent workers and entrepreneurs reduce their overhead costs while providing a dynamic work environment that breaks the isolation of working alone. We foster networking, skills de- velopment, and the recruitment of new talent to member’s proj- Rachel Yetzer Taylor Brigham ects or ventures. WASHINGTON, D.C. — critical thinking and research Kohler 7th grade students Ra- skills learned through compet- chel Yetzer and Taylor Brigham ing in NHD, especially now, recently competed at “Nation- will help these students achieve HOURS als” in the National History success in college and their ca- FRIDAY 10am–6pm SATURDAY 10am–5pm Day® Contest, held virtually reers.” SUNDAY 11am–5pm due to the COVID-19 pandem- More than 300 historians and Individual store hours may vary. ic, June 14-20. education professionals served The 2020 contest theme was as judges for the students’ work, Breaking Barriers in History, and as with all other aspects of and this year’s unprecedented the contest this year, the judging JULY 24–26 circumstances added an extra was conducted remotely online. layer of meaning to the theme. More than 100 students from Rachel and Taylor joined more across the country were award- than half a million students ed cash prizes between $500 globally who completed proj- and $2,000, each, for superior ects in one of fi ve categories: work in particular judging cat- documentary, exhibit, paper, egories. performance, or website. Ra- About National Histo- chel created a documentary ry Day® (NHD): NHD is a entitled Deinstitutionalizing non-profi t organization based in America: The Journey from College Park, Maryland, which Asylums to the Streets and Tay- seeks to improve the teaching lor created an Exhibit entitled and learning of history. The Na- Breaking Barriers Since 1933: tional History Day Contest was Ruth Bader Ginsberg. The stu- established in 1974 and cur- dent’s teacher was Matthew P. rently engages more than half Summer specials in the Bayens. a million students every year open air. Exceptional After completing a project, in conducting original research students compete in a series of on historical topics of interest. savings of 25%–75% contests beginning at the local Students present their research on select merchandise. level. The top students from all as a documentary, exhibit, pa- Visit ShopsatWoodlake.com 50 states, D.C., U.S. territories, per, performance, or website. for individual store specials. and international schools are in- Projects compete fi rst at the Social distancing will be practiced vited to compete in the National local and affi liate levels, where at this event. Contest. the top entries are invited to the “To make it to the National National Contest at the Uni- #DESTINATIONKOHLER Contest in a normal year is a versity of Maryland at College 920-459-1713 SHOPSATWOODLAKE.COM remarkable achievement,” said Park. NHD is sponsored in part NHD Executive Director Dr. by HISTORY®, the National Cathy Gorn. “Given the added Endowment for the Human- challenges facing students be- ities, the National Park Service, cause of the coronavirus and Southwest Airlines, The Better nationwide school closures, I Angels Society, Jacqueline B. am even more impressed by Mars, and BBVA. For more in- what they have done this year. formation, visit nhd.org. They have shown an incredible level of perseverance amid ad- versity, and I am confi dent we will continue to see great things from all of these students. The Next Issue: AUGUST 1 The DEADLINE will be JULY 24 4 JULY 18, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Dr. Hemsing is now the primary care physician for patients of retired Dr. Kerpe Sheboygan Internal Medicine Associates announces retirement of Dr. Vytas Kerpe and addition of Dr. Matthew Hemsing to the practice Sheboygan, WI – July 6, 2020 gan, Dr. Hemsing is a Sheboy- age 16 and continuing through – After caring for Sheboygan gan South High graduate who senior years. They address all county patients as a primary played basketball and soccer. health care needs ranging from care physician for more than He earned a Doctor of Medicine general physical exams through 40 years, Dr. Vytas K. Kerpe from St. George’s University continued care for chronic con- retired from the Sheboygan School of Medicine and com- ditions and also offer same day Internal Medicine Associates pleted his residency at Froed- urgent care. Their certified on- group practice. His current tert and the Medical College site lab allows blood work and patients have a native of the of Wisconsin. In addition to tests to be performed at their area to continue their care as caring for Dr. Kerpe’s patients, offices. Dr. Matthew R. Hemsing joined Hemsing is accepting new pa- For more information about the group late in 2019. Just as tients. His personal interests are Dr. Dr. Hemsing and Sheboy- Kerpe was retiring, Covid-19 spending time with family, trav- gan Internal Medicine Asso- hit the area and delayed the el, international soccer, and fol- ciates, visit them online at Dr. Matthew R. Hemsing Dr. Vytas K. Kerpe formal announcement for lowing all Wisconsin Badgers www.simasc.com or call 452- Hemsing. Now, as businesses Hospital Diabetes Program and elected to the Alpha Omega sport teams. 6000. open up and people are more their Dialysis Unit as diabe- honor society. After postgrad- Sheboygan Internal Medicine comfortable returning for tes management and diseases uate work in pathology, an in- Associates is an independent routine and follow up health of the kidneys have been his ternship and residency, he came group of five adult primary care care appointments, the timing career-long interests. Kerpe to Sheboygan. In Kerpe’s retire- physicians and six nurse practi- is ideal to celebrate Hemsing’s earned a Doctor of Medicine ment he’s enjoying more bicy- tioners. Their offices are located addition to the group. from Loyola University Stritch cling, scuba diving, fishing and in the Medical Arts Building at Dr. Kerpe was instrumental School of Medicine in May- sailing. 2920 Superior Avenue. They in developing the St. Nicholas wood, Illinois where he was Born and raised in Sheboy- welcome patients starting at

Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes - June 8, 2020 Call to Order continue to learn during the school closure. first time in a long time face to face. We had Action and/or Discussion Items Dr. Bishop called the meeting to order at A well-deserved summer is here. a huge staff turn out as well who came to Approve the 2020-2021 preliminary 5:30 p.m. in the Zoom Virtual Meeting. Zach COVID-19 Update help support. The highlight of the two days budget as recommended by the finance Pethan called roll. The following board The big question: What does school look was the seniors being able to pull off their committee members were present: Carl Nonhof, Jane like in the Fall? Without orders, rules, and annual senior prank! Mr. Nonhof moved to approve the 2020- Bishop, Sharon Reilly, and Tarra Mikolyzk standards in place after June 30, all deci- The end of the month has also seen two 2021 preliminary budget. Mrs. Reilly and Zach Pethan. sions are reappropriated to the district. This traditional graduation events held virtually seconded the motion. Discussion was held. Statement of Public Notice makes things quite challenging because the for the first time. Both honors night and bac- All ayes. Motion carried.. June 5, 2020 decisions hang along an evolving risk and calaureate were held on a virtual platform Approve designating funds to the “Com- Approval of Agenda resource continuum. To do it right, we are this year. We had a lot of positive feedback mitted Fund Balance” for the following Mr. Nonhof moved to approve the agenda. going to exercise supreme patience to plan from parents and students. We also hosted purposes, resulting in the following Mrs. Reilly seconded the motion. All ayes. and prepare using key and timely informa- a live zoom event for honors night so that balances: Facilities & Maintenance Motion carried. tion while gating in two week intervals. staff and students could view it together. It Projects $1,350,311, Declining Enrollment Survey Results for Potential Referendum The decisions are anchored in three areas: was a lot of fun to watch everyone cheer as $541,481, Memorial Theatre $666,667, awards were given out. A representative from School Perceptions Health - Presently there is guidance from Ebben Field Master Plan $270,357 and and a representative from Bray Architects the CDC and the DHS on best practices Review of District Finances Learning Environment Improvements presented. that are difficult to implement and can be The Finance Committee met June 5, $329,643 as recommended by the finance committee Board President’s Report (Dr. Jane impractical. 2020 and reviewed the monthly revenues and expenditures. The Committee also Mr. Pethan moved to approve designating Bishop) Department of Public Instruction - The de- reviewed the preliminary budget for the funds to the “Committed Fund Balance” No report partment will release guidance on reopening 2020-21 school year and is recommending it for the following purposes, resulting in the Superintendent’s Report (Quynh Trueb- K12 schools. The document was developed to the full Board for approval. As previously following balances: Facilities & Maintenance lood) in coordination with the DHS, WASDA and stated, covid19 has created an uncertain Projects $1,350,311, Declining Enrollment SAA to produce a return to school docu- Kohler School Foundation environment causing the budget process to $541,481, Memorial Theatre $666,667, ment. The Kohler School Foundation approved be extremely fluid this year. It is likely that Ebben Field Master Plan $270,357 and over 68K in grants for Kohler Schools to FIscal - There is no question there is future budget changes will occur between this pre- Learning Environment Improvements take it beyond the basics during a time of financial impact. The magnitude is yet to liminary budget and the final budget which $329,643 as recommended by the finance global economic uncertainty. In this context, be determined by the state and the federal is approved in October 2020. The District committee. Mrs.Mikolyzk seconded the this grant is extraordinary and generous. government. is positioned to deal with potential changes motion. Discussion was held. All ayes. The Foundation and District will continue to The administration will be patient and hard and to ultimately present a balanced budget Motion carried. navigate through this societal challenge with at work to safely reopen our schools for for the 2020-21 school year. Approve the hire of Nathan DePagter, HS sensitivity, gratitude, and optimism. learning. Consent Agenda Social Studies Teacher, as recommended Parents and Grandparents Elementary Principal Report (Lisa 1. Approval of May 11, 2020 Board by the HR committee Thank you Dr. Bishop for your acknowl- Greene) minutes Mrs. Mikolyzk moved to approve the hire of edgement of the staff, of me, and of the Parents picked up the students’ belongings 2. Approval of Invoices Nathan DePagter. Mr. Nonhof seconded families in your letter to the editor in the and we are closing up the school year 3. Report of the finance committee the motion. Discussion was held. All ayes. Kohler Villager newspaper. We know it is this week. We are so thankful and grateful a. Recommendation to the full board to Motion carried. true that parents and grandparents are the for all the parent and community support approve the preliminary budget Adjournment first teachers in children’s lives. When our during our last quarter of school under these b. Recommendation to the full board Mr. Pethan moved to adjourn. Mr. Nonhof schools closed and the children had to do unusual and unique circumstances. to approve designating funds to the seconded the motion. All ayes. The meeting school work at home, I thought how fortu- It has been a wonderful and exhilarating “Committed Fund Balance” adjourned at 7:09 p.m. nate our children are and how relieved I felt school year! 4. Report of the human resources com- to know they would be in their homes where mittee MS-HS Principal Report (Nicholas DeBak- loving support, caring discipline, stability and a. Recommendation to the full board to er) comfort, healthy civility, and high expecta- approve the hire of Nathan DePagter tions are established. I extend my sincere We had a very successful belongings pick up and drop off. We staggered it with middle Mr. Pethan moved to approve the consent thanks to each parent and grandparent for agenda. Mrs. Reilly seconded the motion. setting the foundation for the children to school going one day and high school going the other. It was great to see the kids for the All ayes. Motion carried. JULY 18, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM 5

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The new 25 percent of venue capaci- • 72 percent of respondents procedures prioritize the safety ty) to ensure social distanc- would wear a mask if re- of patrons, performers, staff ing can take place. quired; and volunteers while allowing • All seating will be reserved • The fi ve most important the organization to resume and socially distanced with precautions respondents want providing live entertainment to at least two chairs and one to see in place to make them the community. row between each group. feel comfortable attending “Live events will look diff er- • Advanced ticket sales only. a show this fall included: ent this season,” said Katy Glo- All tickets will be mailed to social distanced seating/ dosky, executive director at the patrons. Mailing fees and capacity restrictions, hand Weill Center. “As we navigate phone/online convenience sanitizer readily available, these changes, we remain com- fees are currently waived. mask-wearing, social dis- mitted to providing a positive, • Hand sanitizer stations will tancing around the theater, safe and memorable experience be located throughout the increased disinfecting be- for everyone in our theater.” theater. tween shows. • Patrons who choose to visit the There will be increased “We listened to the experts, Weill Center this season can cleaning and sanitization the industry and our communi- expect the following: between performances using ty to take precautions to make EPA-approved products. • Masks will be required for our space as safe as possible for • Patrons recently exposed to staff and volunteers. those who want to return. Now, someone who tested positive • Masks will be required we trust and rely on our patrons for COVID-19 or those feel- for patrons unless seated. to be kind and respectful to ing ill must stay home. Once seated, masks will be Photo courtesy of Weill Center each other and come prepared encouraged. If a patron does to maintain social distance and Changes have also been The Weill Center continues wear a mask unless seated,” made to concessions, ticketing to work with agencies, artists said Glodosky. “This is a learn- and restroom areas to encour- and other venue partners from ing process for us all. We thank age social distancing and pro- across the Midwest to ensure our patrons in advance for their Montessori Children's vide a near touchless experi- its procedures are aligned with patience and understanding.” ence. Coat room access, meet evolving industry best prac- Season events will be an- House Preschool and greet experiences and VIP tices. The theater also utilized nounced individually with tick- Family owned and operated since 1994 receptions will not be avail- current local, state and national et sales to follow. Tickets can able at this time. The theater’s reopening guidelines. As rec- be purchased online, over the HVAC system will run during ommendations from health and phone at (920) 208-3243 and in ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER & FALL! events to circulate outside air government authorities contin- person at 826 N 8th Street. The into the theater, and doors will ue to change, the theater will ticket offi ce is now open Mon- be propped open throughout the monitor, review and adjust as days and Wednesdays 12 - 4 Infant (6 wks.), toddler, 3-6 preschool, theater to promote air fl ow. needed. p.m. Masks are required. and Kindergarten classes Patrons unable to wear a In addition, the Weill Center For more information on (Before and aft er school care available) mask due to health reasons conducted a community survey safety procedures or to view a Montessori certi ﬁ ed & early childhood educated teachers or those unable to return to to gather patrons’ feedback and list of Frequently Asked Ques- the theater at this time should sentiment for returning to the tions, visit weillcenter.com/in- Call for a tour! consider a Weill Center mem- theater. This survey had 661 formation/covid19. Additional 920-458-0510 bership for access to a vari- respondents. 58 percent of re- questions can be sent to info@ “Free the child’s potenti al, and you will ety of virtual performances. spondents were 61 years old weillcenter.com. transform him into the world.” and above. All results are pub- Dr. Maria Montessori (Italy) 1907 N. 20th St., Sheboygan www.sheboyganmontessori.com lic on the Weill Center website. M-F 7:00am – 5:30pm Results showed: 6 JULY 18, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM John Michael Kohler Arts Center reschedules Art Preserve grand opening to June 26, 2021 New Collection Facility to Showcase Artist-Built Environments SHEBOYGAN, WI—The John proud to be an institutional Michael Kohler Arts Center steward of the works, and peo- has announced a new opening ple are talking about Sheboygan date for the Art Preserve, the being on the cusp of becoming world’s first museum devoted an art destination.” to artist-built environments. Prior to the June grand open- Due to delays caused by ing, on January 2, 2021, the Art COVID-19, the Art Preserve, Preserve will open its doors which was originally set to to allow visitors to watch the open its doors this August, completion of the Dr. Smith, is rescheduled to open June Tawney, and Bowlin collection 26, 2021. The postponement areas. Arts Center staff will allows for finalizing interior work in public view—a prac- construction and installation of tice for which the building was works of art. designed. This “soft” opening The Art Preserve’s offers the opportunity to show- 56,000-square-foot, three-level case the experimental nature of building will provide exhibition the Art Preserve and to engage space and visible storage for with the public about the fragile more than 25,000 works in the nature of the collection. In ad- Arts Center’s world-renowned dition, the completed collection collection, which includes com- areas will be open for view- plete and partial environments ing, including those featuring by more than 30 vernacular, work by Blagdon, Howard, and Photo: Durston Saylor self-taught, and academically Chand. ing habitats, the design respects • a homage to Levi Fisher ed lighting, acoustic, and MEP trained artists. As a new satellite “This invitation for public in- land conservancy initiatives re- Ames’ background as a (mechanical, electric, plumb- campus, the Art Preserve will put will provide an opportunity lated to adjacent acreage along musician with a space that ing) design solutions that pro- complement the John Michael for staff to interact with the vis- the Sheboygan River. serves as a home for his vide energy savings, feature and Kohler Arts Center’s main loca- itors in the space and respond to The Artworks elaborate wood carvings as preserve artwork, and enhance tion three miles away in down- their experiences. The Art Pre- The Art Preserve will empha- well as a location for small the patron experience. town Sheboygan, a small city serve is conceived and created size Wisconsin’s rich history in performances. The acoustic design includes along Lake Michigan an hour as an open-ended series of re- the field of artist-built environ- “Whether walking through the specialized and strategically north of Milwaukee. sponses to the needs of a unique ments while also presenting na- installations or discovering located sound-absorbing treat- The John Michael Kohler collection; it seems a natural tional and international artists. the contents of curated storage ments to help mitigate noise Arts Center is known for the progression to include our vis- The John Michael Kohler Arts shelves and racks, visitors will propagation throughout the mu- exhibition, study, and preserva- itors in that process,” said Amy Center possesses the largest have unprecedented access seum and promote intelligible tion of the work of self-taught Horst, associate director, John collection available of many of to this fascinating art form,” speech from museum docents to and contemporary artists. Con- Michael Kohler Arts Center. the artists’ oeuvres. The Art Pre- added Gappmayer. enhance learning. In addition, sidered a local treasure with an The Building serve will house a wide range of While safely housing the Arts the default state of the build- international presence, it holds Embracing an aesthetic in work that was made around the Center’s expanding collection, ing is darkness, which is quite the world’s largest collection harmony with the work it hous- world, from Chandigarh, India, the Art Preserve also address- rare for a museum. The ener- of artist-built environments, a es, the $40 million Art Preserve to rural Mississippi to the Ho- es growing scholarly interest gy-saving lighting system uti- unique art form created by art- is located at 3636 Lower Falls tel Chelsea in New York City. in these artists and includes an lizes motion-activated controls ists who often transform their Rd., Sheboygan, within an at- Previously, the 25,000 works education area, library, study to light exhibition spaces when homes and yards into multi- tractive natural setting on 38 in the collection could be seen collection, and other spaces patrons are near the art and turn faceted works of art. Works by acres on the city’s west side. only when on view at the John that will provide access to the off when no one is nearby. All more than 30 artists are includ- The Denver-based firm Tres Michael Kohler Arts Center or collection for researchers, tour of these elements of the Art Pre- ed in the Arts Center collection. Birds served as planners and ar- on loan for exhibition at other groups, and the public. Several serve are interconnected to cre- Thirteen of the Art Pre- chitects for the project. institutions. of the artists’ archives, includ- ate a system with reduced fossil serve’s artists will be repre- fuel usage. The design incorporates ma- Among the installations will be ing Nohl, Von Bruenchenhein, sented with major installations terials favored by the creators • Emery Blagdon’s “Healing and Howard, will be accessi- of their work, including Levi of art environments into the ble to scholars and researchers Fisher Ames, Emery Blagdon, Machine” (incorporating building’s exterior façade and bent wire, masking tape, seeking deeper understanding Loy Bowlin, Eugene Von Bru- interior, and enhances interac- of the artists’ processes and in- enchenhein, Jesse Howard, Nek sheet metal, aluminum tion with the artwork while ad- foil, minerals, lights, and spirations. Chand, Annie Hooper, Mary dressing exhibition and preser- mechanical odds and ends), A Low Carbon Footprint Nohl, Dr. Charles Smith, Fred vation concerns. The building is Smith, Lenore Tawney, Stel- which he believed could The Art Preserve has been built a primarily concrete structure, a channel the earth’s elec- with low embodied energy la Waitzkin, and Ray Yoshida. material choice in keeping with Two of these artists were re- tricity and harness curative with the goal of achieving low the prevalence of concrete as a powers; operating energy. The building cently featured in exhibitions at medium in the creation of many the John Michael Kohler Arts • a facsimile of Eugene Von is built from 70 percent local art environments. Bruenchenhein’s pastel-col- river rock, which requires no Center: Dr. Charles Smith: Au- A forest of soaring timbers, rora; and Lenore Tawney: Mir- ored Milwaukee home, in- manufacturing energy and uses angled like the trees growing side of which is a selection very little transportation ener- ror of the Universe. on the site, forms a dramatic en- “Despite the delay, excite- of his photographs, paint- gy. Like a wine cellar, the Art trance to the Art Preserve. These ings, sculptures, and other Preserve is built into the side of ment continues to build for the “timber shades” shield the col- opening of the Art Preserve,” works presented based on a hill, tapping into the Earth’s lection from direct sunlight historical photographs; with constant underground tempera- noted Sam Gappmayer, di- entering the building through rector, John Michael Kohler additional works that can be ture. This relationship helps the the windows, while allowing viewed in curated storage building maintain more consis- Arts Center. “Over 10 years in views out to the trees, river, and the planning, the Art Preserve cabinets and on racks; tent interior temperatures. meadow. The Art Preserve also • a re-creation of Lenore Tres Birds worked in close serves as a contemporary set- incorporates other innovative ting for our distinctive and ex- Tawney’s loft studio envi- collaboration with the global structures and technologies that ronment, where the innova- engineering, design, and con- pansive collection and for the protect the artwork while al- ongoing explorations and in- tive fiber artist surrounded sulting firm Arup on innovative lowing the beauty of the natural herself with only those and sustainable design features vestigations into these unique setting to permeate the space. sites and their creators. 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The perfect Restaurant and marks the seaweed salad drizzled with private dining oasis, a dramatic first time that the award-win- a charred scallion vinaigrette; wooden high booth, decorated ning Destination Kohler has and 12-Ounce Rib Eye with with an artisanal stencil, sits reconcepted a marquee resort seasoned skin-on French fries alongside the bar. The din- dining establishment. The new and chimichurri sauce. Stand- ing area features edgy rustic restaurant is now accepting out starters include Crispy images of produce and artistic reservations. Fried Smelt with garlic, chili, animal signage layered on the With this long-awaited open- fresh herbs and lemon pepper room’s concrete columns and ing, local residents and resort aioli and Crispy Korean Cau- walls. Green velvet-backed guests will have an opportunity liflower served with Korean booths hug square wooden to explore a new, creative and BBQ sauce, sesame seeds, and tables, while a mix of high- accessible menu developed cilantro and lime cream. tops and tables with rich wood to enhance the comfortable Taverne on Woodlake also chairs complete the space. environment inside or outdoors offers a variety of specialty A vintage glass chandelier with al fresco dining on the ter- pizzas. Featuring creations by remains as the focal point of race overlooking Wood Lake. Destination Kohler’s Executive the new restaurant. Purchased Rounding out Destination Pastry Chef Nicolas Blouin, at a California artist auction, Kohler’s dining portfolio, the desserts sweetly round out the the art piece appears as if a hot new restaurant is modeled after menu, including Chocolate flame was put to the fixture, the highly acclaimed Taverne Whiskey Cake with cherry giving the impression that in the Sky, the restaurant and preserves, cacao nib tuile and each piece of the chandelier is bar that offers panoramic views chocolate crumble and Warm perpetually melting. The purple of the iconic Lambeau Field Beer Doughnut served with hue of this glass lighting fixture from atop the AAA Four Dia- choice of caramel and salted is eye-catching and is accented mond LODGE KOHLER hotel. pecan or maple syrup and cay- by a hand-painted wrought- Kohler Co. photos Menu Features Wood-Fire- enne bacon dipping sauces. iron caging on a mural of Grilled Specialties “Our menu offers something airy clouds in the restaurant’s more nature-immersive al fres- information, visit Similar to its Green Bay for everyone at any time of the domed ceiling. co dining experience. DestinationKohler.com/ counterpart, Taverne on Wood- day,” says Chef Bauer. “We are The restaurant has 120 seats Taverne on Woodlake is TaverneOnWoodlake or call lake will offer elevated comfort proud to bring a diverse menu and the room’s radial furniture located at The Shops at Wood- 920-452-3888. To experience food. 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