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WAB Wisconsin Arts News February 28 – March 1, 2019 In The News | When You Go | Opportunities | Subscribe/Unsubscribe Please “like” the Arts Board on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. QUOTE(S) OF THE DAY “When one paints an ideal, one does not need to limit one's imagination.” – Ellen Key “My social and political interests are part of my career. I cannot separate them. My songs reflect the human condition. The role of art isn't just to show life as it is, but to show life as it should be.” – Harry Belafonte “Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” – Frank Gehry "Be your own artist, and always be confident in what you're doing. If you're not going to be confident, you might as well not be doing it." -- Aretha Franklin “Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.” – Frédéric Chopin “All change is not growth, as all movement is not forward.” – Ellen Glasgow “Life is something to do when you can't get to sleep.” – Fran Lebowitz VIDEO(S) OF THE DAY Local music store overwhelmed by community support after theft WEAU Cut Up/Cut Out – on view March 2 through June 2 at the Woodson Art Museum WAOW March 2 – June 2 "What You Do To Her" Feat. Nicole Atkins Trapper Schoepp Also Milwaukee Artists Illustrate A Social Epidemic With A Powerful Music Video WUWM Wisconsin artists and arts organizations, do you have video that you’d like us to consider sharing as the Wisconsin Arts News Video of the Day? Send the link to [email protected]! TOP WISCONSIN NEWS FROM THE WISCONSIN ARTS BOARD NEW 10 Reasons to Support the Arts in 2019 ARTS Blog | Americans for the Arts Job Opportunity | Executive Director Wausau Conservatory of Music Deadline: March 1 Job Opportunity | DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS & EXHIBITIONS Peninsula School of Art Deadline: March 15 Job Opportunity | Assistant Box Office Manager Peninsula Players Deadline: March 15 Internship Opportunities Peninsula Players Deadline: March 15 2019 Hospitality & Events Intern Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts Deadline: April 1 Job Opportunity | Community Engagement Coordinator Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts Until Filled Board-certified music therapist job Rhapsody Arts Center, Verona, WI Deadline: Until Filled Job Opening – Executive Director The Art Garage, Green Bay Deadline: Until Filled Public voting now open for Ethics Cartooning Contest Morgridge Institute for Research Vote through March 1 How to do Creative Placemaking Local Initiatives Support Corporation Through April 10 Wisconsin Creative Summit | Spring 2019 Arts Wisconsin March 11 Arts Day 2019 Arts Wisconsin March 12 Drumming for Students with Disabilities Webinar | Kennedy Center Office of VSA and Accessibility March 12 @ 2 pm central time Wisconsin Governor’s Conference on Tourism TravelWisconsin.com March 17 – 19 | Wisconsin Dells 2019 Footlights Awards Nomination Form Footlights Deadline: March 31 Pathway to Publication UW-Madison Writers' Institute April 4 - 7 Guidelines | Arts Midwest Touring Fund Arts Midwest Deadline: April 24 2019 Rural Summit Wisconsin Rural Partners April 24 – 25 WIEA 2019 Conference Wisconsin Indian Education Association April 26 – 27 NEW Scandinavian Folk Arts in the K-12 Classroom Wisconsin Teachers of Local Culture May 3 Annual Convention Americans for the Arts June 14 – 16 | Minneapolis Arts Midwest Conference Arts Midwest September 4 – 7 | Minneapolis 2019 Annual Convening Arts Education Partnership September 11 – 12 Wisconsin Science Festival – Curiosity Unleashed Wisconsin Science Festival October 17 – 20 The print version of the 2019 Arts & Crafts Fair Directory is available and may be ordered here. TravelWisconsin.com If you’d prefer to view the Directory online, click here. IN THE NEWS Visual Arts/Museums Pfister announces 2019 artist in residence BizTimes Media Milwaukee Bobblehead museum in Wisconsin draws nods of approval The Business Times Milwaukee County may sue zoo contractors for $250,000 in errors Milwaukee Journal Sentinel DOCUMENTATION: Daily Practice Protects Careers CERF+ First Lady of the United States Melania Trump and Second Lady of the United States Karen Pence to Serve as Honorary Co-Chairs of Blue Star Museums 2019 National Endowment for the Arts Do historical objects belong in their country of origin? History Today Skin in the game: do we need to take down nudes – or look at them harder? Art and design | The Guardian Arts and Creativity in Education Tosa West band collects instruments and music for Puerto Rico students Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Local Eighth Grader Receives Mile of Music Scholarship WeAreGreenBay.com 20Q: Catching up with Janesville Parker choral director Jan Knutson 20 Q Interviews | GazetteXtra Birch Creek Jazz Quartet visits Door County schools Door County Advocate Assignment: Education - Grant provides new drums for La Crosse elementary schools News8000.com La Crosse crochet wonder Jonah Larson does photo shoot for new book as fame continues to grow La Crosse Tribune Contexts for the Arts in Child Development The Mind On Stage | Psychology Today UW-Madison folklorist Jim Leary experiences the Grammy Awards as a nominee Madison Magazine ‘An affirming space’: Black Cultural Center opens at UW-Eau Claire UW System Wisconsin Art Students Take Up Residence In Senior Care Facilities Wisconsin Public Radio UW senior helps form online art gallery The Badger Herald UW officials address sweeping changes affecting Wisconsin campuses, say layoffs avoided at Stevens Point Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Community Arts "On Broadway" Announcements Include New Mural Coming to Broadway District WeAreGreenBay.com We talked music and McDonald's breakfast sandwiches with local philanthropists Kate and Don Wilson Milwaukee Record Literary/Libraries New Books from Wisconsin Authors Coming This Spring Milwaukee Magazine The Peninsula’s Poetry Door County Pulse Peninsula Pulse Presents The Hal Prize Peninsula Pulse Submission Deadline: May 1 Appleton Public Library Adds Online Collection of Local Musicians WeAreGreenBay.com Library association apologizes for 'cultural appropriation and colonialism' of Africa-themed conference venue The College Fix Dr. Seuss Books Can Be Racist, But We Still Keep Reading Them Code Switch | NPR Media Arts Spectrum West, February 28, 2019 Wisconsin Public Radio Oshkosh native Franki Moscato will appear on this season of 'American Idol' Oshkosh Northwestern Milwaukee filmmaker looks into health benefits of nicotine Today’s TMJ4 Yabuki family donation completes Milwaukee Film $10 million campaign goal Milwaukee Business Journal Performing Arts Dance Why Don't Concert Dance Productions Have Preview Periods? Dance Magazine Music These are the nominees for 39th Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Our rare instrument - The Capitol Theater’s Grand Barton gets a much-needed restoration Isthmus Presenting Comedian Jim Belushi visits Wausau's famous Mint Cafe downtown Wausau Daily Herald New cafe and music venue opens on Madison's east side Madison Magazine Theater/Opera Legal Threats From Broadway’s ‘Mockingbird’ Sink Productions Around the Country The New York Times Other Nonprofit Visual Storytelling: Using the Power of Story to Spark Human Connection NonProfit PRO How to Mitigate the Nonprofit Turnover Rate Problem NonProfit PRO WHEN YOU GO Have you added your event to Portal Wisconsin? Visual Arts/Museums Kohl's Art Generation Open Studio: Clay, from Pots to Portraits Shepherd Express March 1 – 31 Viroqua's VIVA Gallery welcomes back artist Mike Lind Vernon County Broadcaster March 7; through March Arts and Creativity in Education Play examines human trafficking Eau Claire Leader-Telegram March 1 – 2 Cultural Night to Captivate Northlanders at UWS Fox21Online March 2 Summit on black males set for March 18 and 19 Urban Milwaukee March 18 – 19 Community Arts What's going on in Milwaukee this week: March 1-7 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel March 1 - 7 Building bridges - Black Arts Matter aims to bring community and campus closer together Isthmus March 3 – 9 What's going on at The Phipps? Learn to paint on iPhone, iPad; Acclaimed organist to perform Hudson Star Observer Various That's Entertainment 2/28/19 Eau Claire Leader-Telegram Various Folk Arts/Folklife Cultural Night to Captivate Northlanders at UWS Fox21Online March 2 Literary/Libraries Poetry & Pi(e) with Dasha Kelly Hamilton Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters March 14 Marathon County Public Library Book Clubs: March 2019 Wausau Pilot & Review Various Door County workshop to educate aspiring writers on publication Door County Advocate April 12 – 13 Media Arts Oriental Threatre Screening Wonder Woman in 70mm for International Women’s Day Urban Milwaukee March 8 Film in remembrance of tire plant, workers Eau Claire Leader-Telegram Various Performing Arts Dance Ballroom Basics for Balance- Beginner & Intermediate Dance Events | madison.com Fridays through May 17 Music Kosower makes 'special' return Eau Claire Leader-Telegram March 2 UW Oshkosh celebrates creativity and new music with two March 2 concerts UW Oshkosh Today March 2 Green Bay Music: The Band's 'The Last Waltz' to get a tribute from 14 Green Bay musicians Green Bay Press Gazette March 2 Classical music: The Oakwood Chamber Players will play music by Russian, British, Canadian and American composers this Saturday night and Sunday afternoon The Well-Tempered Ear March 2 – 3 Festival City Symphony Presents “Copland and Levy: American Masters” Concert March 31 Urban
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