Travel & Visitors Guide - June 17, 2008
Thumbs up to the Bronze Fonz
On Easter Sunday, 1975, I came downstairs to find a large basket filled with eggs, a hollow chocolate bunny and a rolled up blue T-shirt adorned with the smiling portrait of Arthur Fonzarelli.
Tags: bronze fonz, diversity, public art

Milwaukee Buzz - May 25, 2008
Sunday Sound-off: Is public art important?
Some believe public art is extremely important and adds value and culture to a city, whereas others find it less integral to a city's reputation and self image.
Tags: Bronze Fonz, public art, INSITE, Blue Shirt

Milwaukee Buzz - May 12, 2008
This river wall needs a paint job
The Milwaukee River wall directly under the Chase Bank Building bothers me. It's ugly, an eye sore and in dire need of, at the very least, a paint job.
Tags: Riverwalk, public art, broken window, Milwaukee River, Downtown development

Arts & Entertainment - April 29, 2008
InSite installs local creativity
In the last 10 years, Milwaukee has magnetized its drawing power in both the local and national art arena. InSite, a local movement for installation art, reveals its fifth community project this month, and in doing so, reminds us that it belongs on that list.
Tags: insite, public art, art, sherman park, peggie taylor, jeremy novy, vibranc, sherman perk cofee shop, green gallery

Arts & Entertainment - April 30, 2007
IN:SITE celebrates a year of public art
In celebration of a year of activity around Milwaukee, IN:SITE launches new pieces of art in a new neighborhood with a day of activities on May 5.
Tags: IN:SITE, Bay View, Kinnickinnic, Pegi Taylor, North Avenue, public art, installation