Exposing the Arts in Kenosha, Wisconsin
ExposeKenosha.com is a collaborative effort of artists working with artists to promote one another in the thriving arts scene of Kenosha, WI.
About ExposeKenosha.com
Not everyone in the Kenosha community is aware of this thriving subculture. Even some members of Kenosha's artistic circles feel their culture is fragmented internally and secluded from the greater Kenosha population.
If you want something to change-in a local artist community or elsewhere-you, of course, must actively pursue that change. This publication serves as a starting point. Expose Kenosha will conduct interviews and publish articles based on what readers like you suggest. If you know a member of the creative arts community that you feel deserves exposure, contact info@exposekenosha.com
The more exposure individual artists receive, the more our artistic community will benefit as a whole.
Let's unite together and Expose Kenosha!
Tamara Merfeld and Tammy Peacy on WLIP
Executive Director of AHA! and ExposeKenosha Spokesperson Talk About the Arts with Lenny Palmer
Tune in to WLIP 1050 on Tuesday, October 30th at 9:00 a.m. as Tamara Merfeld, Tammy Peacy and Lenny Palmer discuss the arts in Kenosha and their importance in our community.
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Recently exposed artists include: Franco Tarsitano, Melanie Hovey, Tammy Peacy, Joe Barr, Suzanne Simonovich, Colleen Kappeler, Brigitta Richter, John Schuld, Rachelle Laundrie, Maureen Cashin Bolog, Brent Mitchell, Laura Zielinski, Jessica Meyers
Colleen Kappeler
Lakeside Players Presents
Jessica Meyers
Laura Zielinski
Radioactive Squirrels
Franco Tarsitano
AHA! Kenosha
Brent Mitchel
Maureen Cashin Bolog
Brigitta Richter
Capturing Beauty
Melanie Hovey
Introducing Bum-Bum
The Importance of the Arts In a Community
Check out Tamara Merfeld's Presentation at the AHA! Website www.ahakenosha.org
Objectives:
1. to educate the general public, the business community and local government regarding the social and economic benefits a thriving arts community provides.
2. to enhance the visibility of the arts in our community by educating and building connections between artists, cultural organizations, schools, local businesses and the general public.
3. to foster communication, establish partnerships, and develop arts-related opportunities and activities.
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Kenosha Area Art Links
- ExposeKenosha
- Ezine covering the arts in Kenosha.
- Lemon Street Gallery
- Arts collective located in Kenosha, WI.
- Capturing Beauty
- The photography of Joe Barr.
- Jessica Meyers Art
- Purchase art by Jessica Meyers.
- Home of the Lakeside Players
- The Rhode Opera House, home of the Lakeside Players.
- Kenosha Writers' Group
- Find writing promts, stuff to read, people to meet and more.
- Daily Kenoshan
- Alternative news source and community forum for Kenosha.
- Writing coach, teacher and editor
- Meet you writing needs at ColleenKappeler.com.
- AHA! Kenosha
- The Arts and Humanities Alliance of Kenosha
- Actor's Craft
- Acting lessons
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