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Anwar Floyd-Pruitt

"SUPERNOVA: Charlotte and Gene’s Radical Imagination Station," Panczenko MFA Prize exhibit, through 3/1, Chazen Museum of Art. Open by appointment, noon-5 pm Tuesdays-Wednesdays and noon-7 pm Thursdays-Fridays.

2020 s grim atmosphere of loss - Two Coats of Paint

December 31, 2020 11:30 am Shari Urquhart, Wedding Portrait (J. Van Eyck), 1998, Persian wool, mohair, metallic acrylic & silk fibers, 79.5 x 67.75 inches Lamentable deaths occur every year, but in 2020 Covid-19 has made for an especially grim atmosphere of loss. In the art world, painter Jackie Saccoccio and art historian Barbara Rose are the most recent to be mourned across social media and in thoughtful obituaries in the New York Times . Artnet has compiled a list of other notable art figures who have passed away, including Beverly Pepper, Emily Mason, William Bailey, Richard Anuszkiewicz, Susan Rothenberg, Ron Gorchov, and Luchita Hurtado. ArtForum ‘s list includes Ulay, John Baldessari, Christo, Suh Se-ok, and May Stevens. At artcritical

Imagine MKE announces recipients of $700,000 in county CARES Act funds

Imagine MKE announces recipients of $700,000 in county CARES Act funds Share Milwaukee County and Imagine MKEannounced the recipients of $700,000 in CARES Act funding for arts and culture organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Imagine MKE, an advocacy organization for the region’s arts sector, received applications for 82 organizations, receiving documentation of over $30 million in losses or expenses incurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic and over $4.4 million in aid requests. “The need from the culture and arts sector far out paces both the present and projected resources available to support them,” said county executive David Crowley. “The millions in documented losses underscore how the downsizing of this sector of our economy could have far-reaching, long-term effects if not addressed immediately.”

Lost painting by famous Lithuanian artist turns up in Chicago garage

Lost painting by famous Lithuanian artist turns up in Chicago garage 477 Margarita Alper, LRT TV, LRT.lt2020.12.23 13:30 Steve Gilberg and Robert Zizzo only recently discovered they were in possession of a painting by Kazys Varnelis / photo courtesy of Steve Gilberg and Robert Zizzo A long-lost painting by the famous American-Lithuanian op art painter Kazys Varnelis turned up in a Chicago garage – where it ended up after being rescued from trash and almost painted over. It was four years ago that a friend of Steve Gilberg and Robert Zizzo, housesitting while they were away, came across and unusually shaped canvas left by someone in a trash bin.

Anwar Floyd-Pruitt

Anwar Floyd-Pruitt 5:00 PM November 17, 2020 Casey Coolidge/courtesy the Chazen A segment of the installation SUPERNOVA: Charlotte and Gene’s Radical Imagination Station, by Anwar Floyd-Pruitt, at the Chazen Museum of Art. It s hard to believe there s just two weeks left to see SUPERNOVA: Charlotte and Gene’s Radical Imagination Station, a temporary installation at the Chazen. The show is from Anwar Floyd-Pruitt, creator of two of the State Street BLM murals and winner of the Russell and Paula Panczenko MFA Prize. SUPERNOVA is a multimedia explosion of joy at self-expression, full of color, nostalgia and hope. The Chazen is open Tuesday-Wednesday, noon–5 pm, and Thursday-Friday, noon-7 pm; visitors must sign up for an appointment slot in advance via Eventbrite. It s a ticket, but it s free.

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