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'-A JJ 1030 East Juneau Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin JEANNE COHEN Located in the Cafe Knickerbocker W^W^i-MS-S^iM FDIME ATFOlSTn 1TEO y : S?9 y .%A .'.,'•- :. s Painted Furniture • Objects • Murals • Interiors as Art Clothing • Personal Collages • Etcetera A FLAIR FOR THE UNUSUAL MONA BERNSTEIN NOVEMBER 22 TO ALSO STARRING DECEMBER 23, 1995 BOOK BY JOE MASTEROFF MUSIC BY JERRY BOCK Celebrate LYRICS BY SHELDON HARNICK RICHARD HALVERSON the Arts YOU'LL LOVE THEM IN KAY STIEFEL C-/ELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS WITH THIS HEART-WARMING BROADWAY HIT FEATURING THE RETURN OF SKYLIGHT FAVORITES PAULA CABOT AND NORMAN MOSES. photographic exhibition by Karen Bergeron Peter Tibbs AG.IU& original oils and acrylics by illivan Kevue Dan Clark 3VEP THE MOON Friday January 19 th In the trad if ion ot the O kg lights humble beginnings comes an original 8 PM pevue featuring C^ilbept Cx oullivan s finest music. Visit 1883 as theg look BOOK BY COLIN CABOT $2.00 drink specials, LYRICS BY W. S. GILBERT back on music theg have written together free Hors d'oeuvres MUSIC BY ARTHUR SULLIVAN ana ape given a glimpse into the tutupe. Lxpect supppise visits tpom goup tavopite JANUARY 24 TO \jy Oi o characteps.. .pephaps even Cafe Melange FEBRUARY 11, 1996 U Oglg Oapte himself! 720 Old World 3rd 291 -9889 lunch, dinner, tap dance, & blues SiMiTOMTHErTI O C^^oo friends were showcasing their work at her place which TAKESHI'S MANY FACETS GALLERY GLITTER is best described as heavenly, as draped, as stuffed, It's no secret that Chicago painter Takeshi Yamada is On a drizzly October night before the first dreaded and as thoroughly imaginative. Her highly theatrical a self-promoter. He's been known to review his own snowflakes were sighted in Milwaukee, art types scur­ "rooms" were set for the event with groupings of shows, or to urge his best friends to review them. ried about the rain sparkled streets beneath umbrel­ romantic velvet houses for fortunate felines, hand­ Comes now The Takeshi Yamada Fine Arts Newslet­ las, then snaked through gallery labyrinths to rub made frames, elegant floor cloths, and lovingly re­ ter, which is refreshing in light ofthe artists who do wet shoulders with artists and those who could have cycled and embellished furniture. Many items were nothing to promote themselves. His portrait (Himself been artists if only they weren't plumbers, salesper­ up for sale, some were not. Like the fondly remem­ in velvet beret and vest) is on the cover. On pages 2-3, sons and art dealers. The affable and popular painter bered David Rynning's prints which were grouped he thrums about his solo exhibitions (Milwaukee's Peltz Fred Stonehouse's newest works (with a much about her boudoir — a tender touch with a total ef­ Gallery carries his work). Then he touts the Yamada brighter palette) were at Dean Jensen's Gallery. Fred fect akin to dropping down the Rabbit Hole and into Fine Art product line: deckle-edged holiday cards, was more or less holed up behind the drink table, Wonderland where the line between art and life is a gold foil lined envelopes, reprints of Takeshi inter­ hiding from the swarms, chatting with fellow artist blur. If you missed Beal's on Gallery Night, look for views and Takeshi paintings on plates. Currently he's Carri Skoczek who was done up in snuggly faux fur it again on December 10th when she's hosting a holi­ screening volunteer graphic designers for future pub­ for the event. Their conversation revolved around day sale. lications. About Takeshi, no doubt. how seldom Stonehouse gets out to art openings, what with good baby-sitters being a major problem. COCK'S SAUERKRAUT He added that his show in Nashville was "hardly Spillville, Iowa is barely a TAIL bend in the road. It's a Whether you community with just like your poi­ a few buildings, but son poured they house things from shakers of Czech: a restau­ aluminum, silver, rant, a church, and cobalt blue glass, or a museum of fan­ chrome, there's tastic clocks. The plenty to dazzle both latter is a repository drinkers and collectors for the considerable at the Milwaukee Art carving skills of the Museum's witty Brothers Bily who spent long win­ Shaken, Not Stirred: ter evenings, after farm chores, Cocktail Shakers and producing monumental Modern Design exhibit, timepieces. The brothers (through January 7) Study were not self-promoters; the Century of Progress they left their entire col­ shaker. It's engraved with lection to Spillville. recipes for "Between The Down the street is the Sheets" (brandy, curacao, Czech cafe (with rooms gin, lemon), "Clover Club" upstairs for weary travel­ (gin, egg white, grenadine, lemon ers), where feasts are set juice), and "The Palm Beach" (gin, ver­ daily. Feasts including home­ mouth, grape fruit juice). Sometimes swanky made rye bread wrapped around pork tender­ swells preferred their anesthetics poured from loin so fresh it squeals, homemade pickles, home­ novelty shakers shaped like milk cans, an hour made sauerkraut, homemade cream soup, and glass (for monitoring the amount of booze put fresh coffee with refills. All for $3.95. The cafe is into one's system?), a lighthouse, and a 1926 happy to self-promote, they are even gaily blatant silverplate number shaped like a golf bag.
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