Leah Schreiber- DAILY NAVIGATION

Leah Schreiber’s graduate research is invested in finding relationships between the human body, cartographic processes, and our understanding of internal/external space. This semester, as the Artist-In-Residence at the American Geographical Society Library, Leah has been researching its vast resources on cartographic record and process. After spending much of the semester doing research she has begun a temporary art installation inside the AGS Library titled Daily Navigation.
Her concept is to use a process of behavioral mapping in conjunction with more formal cartographic graphic systems. Specifically, after a process of data collection, patterns of thread created by recording the movement of AGSL librarians are being temporarily incorporated into the library floor.

To find out more, or to follow the process and progress of Daily Navigation, go to: www.leahschreiber.com/artistinresidence/index.shtml.

material at the Kunzelmann-Esser Gallery

one night only at the Kunzelmann-Esser Gallery

Friday, December 12th 6-10pm
Kunzelmann-Esser Gallery
710 West Historic Mitchell Street, Second Floor
Milwaukee

material is one night exhibition of audio and video installation including interactive, experimental, formalistic, and political work.

Artist Include

Jesse Egan
Sean Kafer
Kim Ziegler
Kris Martinez
Nicholas Teeple
Matthew Dunlop
Garrett Gharibeh

organized by Nathaniel Stern and Ashley Morgan

with support from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Peck School of the Arts, Visual Arts Department and
ArtSite

Sidewalks and Building Sides by Mairin Hartt

“The  exercise to  my drawing process. My work deals with tension and connection between chaos and order, specifically in organic processes.  Spaces where artificial order are disrupted by the uncontrollable organic – reminecsent of viral or cellular growth. The circular shapes and patterns originated from studies of plant and human tissue.”

Mairin Hartt

Fall 2008 Kenilworth East Open House

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee presents

Open House of the Kenilworth Square East

Saturday October 18th  10am- 4pm

an opprortunity for the community to tour the working space of the Peck School of the Arts visual arts, dance, film, and music departments and view the studio of UWM faculty and graduate students

free and open to the public

Film Screening at Marsupial Bridge

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October 9th     7 – 9pm

Short Film Screenings by local artist to be projected under the Marsupial Bridge at Water and Brady Street.

Free and open to public