Historic Third Ward Events

Summer Gallery Night - July 25 and 26, 2008

Presented by the East Town and Historic Third Ward Associations, the 21-year-old Gallery Night and Day is the premier art event in Milwaukee for both the experienced artist and most beginning admirer. The quarterly event features 57 venues throughout the downtown Milwaukee area.

Spanning Friday evening and Saturday during the day,Gallery Night and Day features free parking in the Historic Third Ward parking structures. Ride the Friday Gallery Night Xpress FREE! Enjoy a five-stop route which will take you from the Third Ward to East Town and back. The 20-passenger bus makes a continuous loop from 5pm to 9pm with stops approximately every 15 minutes.

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July's Gallery Night & Day participants are:

1) DeLIND GALLERY OF FINE ART – (400 E. Mason St. - 414.271.8525 - www.delindgallery.com) Antique and Classic, Mostly French Posters, Paintings & Drawings.  For a true French experience during Bastille Days, come enjoy a few choice Antique and Classic, all original, French posters by Toulouse-Lautrec, Cheret, Cappiello and many others.  See the evolution in French style from Belle Epoque, Art Nouveau and Art Deco to the stylized classic posters of the 1950s.  Paintings, drawings and magazine illustrations by many of the poster artists are included and all are for sale. During July, DeLind Gallery of Fine Art adds posters to our regular inventory to coincide with Bastille Days. Exhibit July 7 through July 26. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10:30am to 4pm

2) ELAINE ERICKSON GALLERY – (207 E. Buffalo St., Ste. 120 - 414.221.0613 - www.eericksongallery.com) A Human Exploration. New work will be featured by three artists who specialize in painting the human figure. Carri Skoczek, a New York-based artist, paints in bold mixed media, creating male and female images full of emotion and expressions. Jean White creates extraordinary images that at first resemble prints. However, upon close examination, her paintings confess they are of ink and watercolor. Tom Hoffman works in oils creating images like those of the old masters - rich in color and paint.  Sometimes using impasto, his paintings come to life with a surrealistic twist. Opening Gallery Night, July 25, exhibition through August 23. Gallery open Tuesday through Saturday. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 10:30am to 5pm

3) HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART - MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY – (530 N. 12th St. [13th & Clybourn] – 414.288.7290 – www.mu.edu/haggerty) Biographical Landscape: The Photography of Stephen Shore, 1969-1979. Biographical Landscape offers an opportunity to revisit the works of Stephen Shore, one of the most prominent and influential American photographers to emerge in the last half-century. Featuring over 100 prints by this pioneer of fine art color photography, this exhibition captures quintessentially American scenes transforming uncommon places that seem frozen in space and time.  Shore's unsurpassed artistry and technical skill as a photographer, coupled with his unique vision of each location that he documents makes this work transcend the ordinariness of the subject matter.  Exhibition July 24 through September 28. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 4:30pm

4) KATIE GINGRASS GALLERY – (241 N. Broadway - 414.289.0855 - www.gingrassgallery.com) The perception of space is mainly a sensual response to the interaction of color and shape as observed in the world, but individual memories, moods, and emotions can also have a dramatic influence on the way we see.  Each of these artists uses their unique vision to create work in various media. Jody dePew McLeane - pastel drawings of travel & interiors; Joel Hunnicutt - segmented, turned & lacquered wood vessels; Deanna Clayton - pate' du verre glass & bronze vessels; Tom Rauschke - intricately hand-carved mobiles of birds, fish & other wildlife. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 6pm

5) MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM – (700 N. Art Museum Dr. - 414.224.3200 - www.mam.org) Admission to the Permanent Collection on the Lake Level will be free on Friday from 5:30 to 8pm. Gilbert & George. At 6pm Friday, take a guided tour through the Gilbert & George exhibition with Paul Matheson, Executive Director of the Milwaukee Gay Arts Center.  Gilbert and George are two sculptors who have been creating for the last 40 years.  Discounted admission applies. 4th Annual Milwaukee Artist Marketplace - Saturday Only. Experience the work of over 80 emerging and established artists on display outside on the Museum grounds.  Rain or shine, Saturday, 10am to 5pm.  Marketplace admission is free.  Friday:  Permanent Collection open 5:30 to 8pm (free); Gallery Talk 6pm. Gilbert & George (discounted admission applies); Saturday:  10am to 5pm, General Admission applies.

6) MILWAUKEE INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN (MIAD) – (273 E. Erie St. - 414.847.3200 - www.miad.edu) MIAD 2008 Juried Senior Exhibition. Twenty-four members of MIAD's graduating class of 2008 were juried into this summer exhibition by MIAD's faculty from the excellence of their senior work.  Representing all of the school's eleven majors, this diverse exhibition in the Frederick Layton Gallery showcases the future designers and artists who have just graduated from the state's only independent college of art and design.  Also on exhibit in the Brooks Stevens Gallery will be artifacts and graphics from the college's extensive design collections.  Exhibition May 27 through August 10. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday:  10am to 5pm

7) PELTZ GALLERY – (1119 E. Knapp St. - 414.223.4278 – www.peltzgallery.artnet.com) The 18th Annual Remarkable Women Show. In July, Peltz Gallery marks our 19th year in our 1885 landmark house.  Opening Gallery Night, July 25, is "The 18th Annual Remarkable Women Show."  Featuring paintings, drawings, wall hangings and original prints by more than 35 contemporary women artists.  First appearances by Margo Humphrey, Nicola Lopez and Betye Saar and new pieces by Jaune Quick-To-See Smith, Peregrine Honig, Hung Lui, Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Lesley Dill, Della Wells and more.  Saturday, July 26, celebrate our Birthday Party 11am to 4pm.  Champagne, cake, artists' panel. Friday:  6 to 9:30pm; Saturday: 11am to 4pm

8) TORY FOLLIARD GALLERY – (233 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.273.7311 - www.toryfolliard.com) Patrick Farrell - "Calla Lilies and Fruit." This is a long-awaited exhibition of signature still-life paintings by renowned Wisconsin artist, Patrick Farrell. Mark Chatterley - "New Sculpture." Large-scale ceramic figurative sculpture by this nationally known artist. East Gallery - T.L. Solien "Works on Paper." In tandem with Madison Museum of Contemporary Art's (MMOCA) current exhibit: "T.L. Solien: Myths and Monsters" there are eight unique works representing his Moby Dick series. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 11am to 4pm

9) WALKER’S POINT CENTER FOR THE ARTS – (911 W. National Ave. - 414.672.2787 - www.wpca-milwaukee.org) 2008 Annual WPCA Members Show. Our Annual Member's Show is one of our most exciting exhibitions every year. This salon style show provides a unique opportunity for artists at different points in their careers, working in a wide range of media and styles to exhibit together, showing the depth and breadth of contemporary art making in Wisconsin.  Exhibit June 20 to July 25.  Opening reception: Friday, June 20, 6 to 9pm; Gallery Night reception: Friday, July 25, 6 to 9pm. Friday: 6 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm

10) DARK STAR GALLERIA – (605 N. Broadway - 414.765.9466 - www.darkstargalleria.com) Spectacular night at the Dark Star Galleria featuring oil paintings by Ukrainian artist Anastasia Mak (Makarenko). Anastasia uses geometrical and whimsical elements saturated with colors and texture which create the illusion of motion.  Also new additions in glass, ceramics and photo collections are available. Friday:  12 to 10pm; Saturday:  12 to 5pm

11) DAVID BARNETT GALLERY - (1024 E. State St. at Prospect - 414.271.5058 - www.davidbarnettgallery.com) Kees Van Dongen. 28 rare art deco color pochoir prints by the famous Dutch fauve artist, Kees Van Dongen.  This exhibition celebrates the Kees Van Dongen retrospective opening at the National Museum of Monaco in Monte Carlo this summer to which the David Barnett Gallery is a lender. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 11am to 5pm

12) GALLERY AT GRAND – (604 N. Water St. - 414.276.6474 - www.grandavenueclub.com) Womanly Ways: Interpretations of the Feminine Experience. Special guest artist, Patricia Obletz, and the GAC Art Collective present a show in which artists from both genders will express their views of the feminine through painting, drawing, photography, and mixed media. Friday: 5 to 8:30pm; Saturday:  11am to 3pm

13) GROHMANN MUSEUM – (1000 N. Broadway at State St. - 414.277.2300 – www.msoe.edu) Focus on Figures. Between 2006 and 2007, bronzes from the Grohmann Museum Collection were reproduced to create a roof edge with 12 nine-foot tall bronzes and a sculpture garden with 5 six-foot bronzes.  The original sculptures will be exhibited at rooftop level and sculptor Tom Queoff will demonstrate and explain the process used to create bronze sculpture. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday:  12 to 6pm

14) INTERCONTINENTAL MILWAUKEE – (139 E. Kilbourn Ave. - 414.276.8686 - www.intercontinentalmilwaukee.com) Jimmy Fishbein:  Cuba - Viva Fidel. Renowned Chicago photographer, Jimmy Fishbein, showcases his recent visit to a Castro-led Cuba in a brilliant collection of emotional images portraying the pride, strength and beauty of its people and landscapes.  Cuban appetizers, drinks and live salsa music. Friday:  6 to 10pm

15) MILWAUKEE STREET GALLERY – (717 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.732.2008 - www.milwstgallery.com) Classic, original vintage poster show featuring movie, travel, wine and spirits from France, Italy, Poland, Russia and USA.  Perfect for home and office; variety of sizes and prices. Exhibit July 17 through August 9. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday:  11am to 5pm

16) MOCAIS M CAFÉ @ CATHEDRAL SQUARE – (535 E. Wells St. - 414.271.5212 - www.mcafeonline.com) Dawn Eve Hartzheim displays acrylics. Nicole M. Bruerosse creates in oil and multimedia. B.A.S.I.C.S. designs custom clothing. A string duo from Lyssin provides music as artists create.  Cash wine bar. Live music Friday. Saturday stop by for coffee & breakfast and catch the Farmer's Market at Cathedral Square. Friday:  5 to 10pm; Saturday: 8am to 2pm

17) MORNING GLORY GALLERY – (929 N. Water St. [inside the Marcus Center] - 414.765.7227 - www.wdcc.org) Original, contemporary fine crafts in ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, leather, photography, sculpture, wood and mixed media by members of the Wisconsin Designer Crafts Council.  Featured artist:  Gretchen Lima Wood - mixed-media spirit dolls. Friday: 12 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 6pm

18) VILLAGE CHURCH ARTS GALLERY – (130 E. Juneau - 414.273.7617) Hannibal Missouri Art Alliance. Eight artists from Hannibal, Missouri visit with a variety of media:  Brenda Beck Fisher watercolor; Toto Rendlen & Barry Messer, acrylic painting; Jane Saunders, sculpture; Georgia Degitz, photographer; Mary Jae & Barbara Taylor, jewelry; Barbara Kuske, fiber.  Summer barbeque appetizers, desserts & live music. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 1 to 3pm

28) ARTASIA – ROSENBLATT GALLERY – (181 N. Broadway - 414.220.4292 - www.artasiagallery.com) Rosenblatt Gallery is proud to present its fourth featured artist of 2008, Joe Boblick!  Joe's most recent works include sculpture and frescoes which will be on display in the revolving gallery from June 20 to August 20.  The show will be officially unveiled on July 25. Friday: 10am to ??; Saturday: 10am to 7:30pm

29) A WOMAN’S TOUCH – (200 N. Jefferson St., Suite 101 – 414.221.0400 – www.awomanstouchonline.com) Extraordinary Women - Photographs by John M. Wirtz. A showcase of female nudes - some of which have never been shown in public before - from the long career of John Wirtz.  Shot in elegant black and white and vibrant color, the photographs exhibit a nuanced understanding of a woman's form and intelligence. Friday:  11am to 8pm; Saturday:  11am to 6pm

21) BROADWAY PAPER – (191 N. Broadway - 414.277.7699 - www.broadwaypaper.com) Be inspired by the art of the Broadway Paper staff!  Then shop for your own paper pursuits.  We feature handmade paper, ribbon, gift wrap, stationery, greeting cards, journals, and gifts. Friday: 9am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm

22) BROADWAY THEATRE CENTER – (158 N. Broadway - 414.291.7800 – www.broadwaytheatrecenter.com) Check out the Broadway Theatre Center! Theatrical displays by resident companies Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Milwaukee Shakespeare, Renaissance Theaterworks and The Skylight. Featuring exhibits by local artists, entertainment, ticket specials and refreshments in the Skylight Bar. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday:  10am to 2pm

23)  CITYSIDE PLAZA CONDOMINIUMS – (239 E. Chicago St. – 414.271.5200 – www.citysideplaza.com) Lynn Daniel & Mary Kalt Will. Come and view the masterful designs of jewelry artist Lynn Daniel of Morning Goddess Designs.  Intricate beading and wire sculpture pieces will bedazzle.  Celebrate the joy of nature with the whimsical floral watercolors of Milwaukee artist Mary Kalt Will. Light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments. Friday: 11am to 8pm; Saturday: 1 to 4pm

24) CUVÉE – (181 N. Broadway, 3rd Floor - 414.225.9800 - www.cuveemke.com) - Men & Flowers & Women & Wings. Max Fischer, a local designer, will be showing large scale photographs suggested by favorite paintings.  Friday evening will feature the keyboard stylings of Savvy G. Friday: 4pm to close; Saturday: 4pm to close

25) DigiCOPY – (222 E. Erie St. - 414.291.4050 - www.dcopy.net) Proudly featuring original artwork from a variety of MIAD students. Scintillating textures and comprehensive studies of light, color and pattern bring a fresh perspective to our store and its co-workers! Open 7 days a week; stop in anytime for all your printing needs! Friday: 7am to 10pm; Saturday: 10am to 6pm

26) divna…a shop for women size 14 & up – (219 N. Milwaukee St., 1st floor - 414.292.3977) Calliope Thomas. Calliope Thomas, a fine arts graduate of Queens College, New York, is now retired and concentrates on art full time. Inspired by the dance of harmony in her life, she chooses oil, acrylics and pastels to focus on still life, flowers and abstracts.  Refreshments will be served. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 6pm

27) freckle face – (244 N. Broadway - 414.298.1488 - www.frecklefaceboutique.com) – sheep. Sculptures, drawings, and paintings concentrated on sheep by self-taught artist Benjamin John Van Male. Discover a unique perspective as sheep jump over your head. Saturday includes a kids workshop from 9am-12pm. Join us at our NEW location on Broadway for this special exhibit. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday:  9am to 6pm

28) GALLERY 218 – (207 E. Buffalo St., Ste. 218 - 414.643.1732 - www.gallery218.com) Celebrating 18 Years! Contemporary painting, photography by Judith Hooks, Thomas Kovacich, Bernie Newman, Scott Edwards.  Live jazz guitar by Keith Watling.  Open Sunday 12 to 5pm.  Take the elevator to the second floor. Friday:  5 to 10pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm

29) GNOAP GALLERY at Broadway Bakery & Cafe – (241 N. Broadway – 414.915.0657 – www.gnoapgallery.com) Breeze. Jewelry by Oniomania and Sunshine Design; photography by Jeff Main and Michael Piotrowski; mixed media by Judy Tolley, Nick Wieczorkowski and Theresa Siudzinski; oil paintings by Laura C. D'Agnolo and Greg J. Schoeneck; artwear by thINK Conscious Apparel.  Food by Broadway Bakery & Café; cash bar; music by DJ A. Friday: 5 to 10:30pm; Saturday: 11am to 3pm

30) ITALIAN COMMUNITY CENTER – (631 E. Chicago St. - 414.223.2803) Scenes from an Italian Village. Featuring award-winning photographer Barbara J. Miner.  Her work consists of photographs from Bellagio, near the foothills of the Alps.  The exhibit follows the people of Bellagio as they go about their everyday lives.  Wine and cheese on Friday.  Friday:  6 to 10pm; Saturday:  11am to 3pm

31) LELA BOUTIQUE – (321 N. Broadway - 414.727.4855 - www.lelaboutique.com) Fashion Flea Market on Broadway. Shop off the racks of Milwaukee's most cutting edge fashion artists.  Twenty independent designers will sell original pieces. From street fashion to avant garde couture - all original work will be presented by the designers behind Milwaukee's fashion scene.  Meet the designers, purchase samples.  One weekend only. Friday:  10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 6pm

32) MANDEL GROUP’S CONDO SOURCE – (120 N. Broadway – 414.287.5638 – www.mandelgroup.com) Lori Bauman. View Mandel Group's luxury condominium portfolio and Lori Bauman, mixed media artist, who is presenting "My Life as an Open Book" a new series of collaged coffee table artist books exploring the space where fairy tales and reality collide.  www.loribauman.com. Friday:  6 to 9pm

33) MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET – (400 N. Water St. – 414.336.1111 – www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org) Art exhibit by members of the SE Chapter of Wisconsin Painters & Sculptors.  Explore quality art - paintings, sculptures, prints, mixed media.  Finger-style guitar music provided by Cole Heinrich. All 17 specialty food vendors will be open until 10pm for your food cravings! Friday:  10am to 10pm; Saturday:  8am to 6pm

34) MODA SALON – (151 N. Water St. – 414.291.3900 – www.moda-salon.com) Julee du Plessis - The Soul of Imagery. Moda Salon welcomes you to come celebrate art!  Merging Classicism with Contemporary, the expressive figurative paintings of Julee du Plessis invite us to dance spontaneously or turn pensively inward. Friday: 6 to 9pm; Saturday: 8:30am to 3:30pm

35) PICTURE PERFECT ART GALLERY & CUSTOM FRAMING – (320 E. Buffalo St. – 414.271.3712 – www.pp-art.com) The perfect accent for your artwork is a great frame.  Our vast selection will impress you. Please come in to receive your 20% off coupon for your next custom framing project. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm

36) PILATES MOVEMENT – (231 E. Buffalo St., 2nd Floor – 414.476.9300 – www.pilates-movement.com) Pilates Movement will host Trails to Bridges Gallery, a Fair Trade company displaying a variety of global arts and crafts from the most economically disadvantaged artisans.  www.trailstobridges.com. Friday:  5 to 9pm

37)  PYRAMAX BANK – (318 N. Water St. - 414.238.2952 - www.pyramaxbank.com) Stop into the only bank located in the Historic Third Ward and be amazed.  Enjoy artwork created by the students and teachers of La Escuela Fratney as well as the exciting works of MIAD students and/or faculty.  Refreshments will be served. Friday:  6 to 9pm; Saturday:  8:30am to 12pm

38)  RIP TIDE SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL – (649 E. Erie St. – 414.271.8433 – www.getriptide.com) Sherry Magner. Third Ward resident Sherry Magner will feature her rustic, nautical wall designs which include Wisconsin landmarks.  Come see her latest creations showcasing Third Ward, Milwaukee and Door County.  Sherry has been developing and selling her nationally renowned art work for 30 years. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 4pm

39) SB FRAMING GALLERY – (409 E. Buffalo St. - 414.431.5050 – www.sbframinggallery.com) Joan Fagan. Milwaukee artist Joan Fagan creates altered maps that explore the relationship between geographic reality and the various forms of cartographic abstraction. The maps will all be of Wisconsin and Door County. She will also show pastel landscapes of Wisconsin that verge on abstraction. Friday: 6 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 3pm

40) SOUPS ON! – (221 N. Water St. – 414.283.9244) Bubble Light. Cherrie Hanson reveals moments of natural wonder, created from soap bubbles gliding on water.  The images are abstractions, causing awe for what is real.  The bubbles are luminous and unforgettable. Friday: 7:30am to 10pm; Saturday: 11am to 2pm

41) SPROUT! – (320 E. Buffalo St. - 414.289.0844 - www.sproutkid.com) Sprout! joins forces with Infancy International to showcase the Gandhi Baby line.  For the globally engaged, socially conscious and fashion wise… a mischievous pairing of Gandhi and gold lamé.  Lighten it up a bit while raising global awareness about the greatest challenges to infant health and development. Friday: 6 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 6pm

42) VINO 100 MILWAUKEE – (102 N. Water St., Suite C - 414.277.8466 - www.vino100milwaukee.com) Featuring oil and acrylic paintings by Las Vegas, Nevada’s Elaine Smeester and live music by Luke Edgewood on Friday night 8 to 11. Retail wine shop and wine bar… where the buying is as enjoyable as the drinking. Outdoor seating. Wine tasting Saturday afternoon, noon to 4pm. Friday:  12pm to 12am; Saturday: 12pm to 12am

43) VITA FITNESS & PHYSICAL THERAPY – (222 E. Erie St. - 414.272.8482 - www.vitafitness.net) Come work up a sweat over our stimulating display of fine art from local artists:  Ari Rosenthal, Adria Willenson, Anna Kats, Dan Zaitz and more.  Grab a glass of wine, a lite snack and pull up to our showcase of sculptures, paintings and prints that will surely move you.  Friday:  5 to 9pm

44) VP: THE GALLERY OF FINE PHOTOGRAPHY – (320 E. Buffalo St. – 414.727.8488 – www.vpphotogallery.com) The Underwood Foundation Collection. The VP Gallery is Milwaukee's only commercial gallery dedicated entirely to the art of fine photography. This opening night invitation is a celebration of stunning images taken around the world.  Exhibit through August 31. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday:  10am to 5pm

45) FIRST PLACE DENTISTRY – (106 W. Seeboth St., Suite 202 - 414.223.4778 - www.firstplacedentistry.com) Contemporary Photography and Sculpture. Young Wisconsin artists present their latest art works appealing to your senses and imagination. Bruce Yale, metals; Nathan Fredenburg, clay; Leigh Geithman, photography, R&R Photography. Refreshments, light appetizers and music. Friday:  5 to 10pm; Saturday: 10am to 2pm

46) FRONT ROOM PHOTOGRAPHY – (2637 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. – 414.294.0080 – www.frphoto.com) Works of Arvid Peterson. Lighthearted and fun, Arvid's work brings a smile to all with his recent works about life. Gallery opening to coincide with Front Room's opening and permanent photography collection unveiling.  Refreshments, live music on Friday.  Exhibit July 25 though August 31.  www.haulingdonkey.com. Friday:  5 to 9pm

47) GALLERIA de ARTE – (808 S. 5th St. – 414.643.1067) Works by Wisconsin Artists.  Glass, watercolor, photography, batik, jewelry, sculpture, etc…  Friday:  3 to 8pm; Saturday:  12 to 6pm

48) KUNZELMANN ESSER LOFTS – (710 W. Mitchell St. – 414.647.8770 – www.gormanusa.com) Works of Shane Engelking. Kunzelmann Esser, the one and only artist loft in Milwaukee, is proud to feature the work of photographer, Shane Engelking.  His art, truly awe inspiring, discusses his personal connection with nature.  Art by building residents will also be on display.  Join the artists for an opening reception Friday night. Friday:  6 to 10pm; Saturday:  11am to 2pm

49) ORLANDINI STUDIOS – (633 W. Virginia St. – 414.272.3657) Debra Stubbe-Burkart and Shelly Wittstock Orlandini transport you to Claude Monet's garden Giverney.  Where Monet's water lilies came to life and his passion for nature is seen throughout his whole garden.  Eugene Orlandini is showing ornamental plaster restoration of old Victorian homes. Friday: 6 to 10pm; Saturday: 11am to 5pm

50) PRUDENTIAL ABSOLUTE REALTORS – (100 S. 1st St. – 414.431.4826 – www.pruar.com) See the work of sculptors David Wanner and Jordan Wanner who create religious and secular sculptures; cast bronze fonts and other architectural elements.  The Wanner Sculpture Studio is a full service studio: art consultation, design, modeling/sculpting, enlarging, casting, and fabricating. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 4pm

51) RIVERVIEW ANTIQUE MARKET – (175 S. Water St. – 414.278.9999 – www.riverviewantiquemarket.com) Riverview Antique Market is the number one antique shop that carries historic Wisconsin art.  Great selection.  Most are listed artists.  Raab, Spicuzza, Hicks, Frieberg, are just a few well-known artists.  Coffee and cookies - come and enjoy! Friday: 10am to 7pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm

52) THE SOCIAL, INC. – (170 S. 1st St. – 414.270.0438 – www.the-social.com) Rotating local artists, creating abstract oils, figure drawing, acrylics, and photography. Housed in a former warehouse, The Social offers comfort food, cocktails and art - what a great combo!  Happy hour specials Friday 3 to 6pm.  Dinner served until 12am. Friday: 11am to 2:30am; Saturday: 5pm to 2:30am

53) BREWED CAFE – (1208 E. Brady St. - 414.276.BREW - www.brewedonbrady.com) Cream City Photogs:  One Year Later. Images by eight Milwaukee-area photographers who met on the online photography site Flickr™. This is their fourth show together in just over a year.  Come see what they are up to!  Meet the artists Friday.  Refreshments and food.  Exhibit July 25 through August 7.  www.creamcityphotogs.com.  Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 4pm

54) DANCEWORKS, INC. – (1661 N. Water St. - 414.277.8480 – www.danceworks1661.org) Reconditioned. Artists Katie Loss and Steve Vande Zande redefine meaning between themselves and discarded objects.  Loss recycles utilitarian handcrafted items to rethink the historic role of women.  Vande Zande creates personal windows to reestablish narrative dialogues.  Reception, gallery tour and art experiential Friday. Friday:  6 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 2pm

55) KAHLER SLATER – (111 W. Wisconsin Ave, 3rd Floor – 414.272.2000 – www.kahlerslater.com) See 100 years of Milwaukee-based Kahler Slater Experience Design work.  Also featured, UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning's Marcus Prize won by architect Barkow Liebinger to recognize emerging design talent.  Other displays include UWM student designed work which will lead to a future Menomonee Valley pavilion. Friday:  5 to 8pm

56) RIVERWEST COMMUNITY ART CENTER – (926 E. Center St. – 414.374.4722 – www.riverwest.org) Grand opening exhibit and celebration for the Riverwest Artists Association's new art space.  Featuring the masterful encaustic paintings of Ron Bitticks, as well as works from other artists involved with the organization over its 30 year history.  Saturday's grand opening will have music and refreshments. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm

57) UIHLEIN PETERS GALLERY – (St. John’s on the Lake – 1840 N. Prospect Ave – 414.831.6875) Photography of Susan Lucas and Roderick Holloway. Landscape and nature photographs by Susan Lucas and whimsical digital "light paintings" by Roderick Holloway.  Refreshments Friday only.  Exhibit June 19 through August 2. Friday:  5 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm

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