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Milwaukee Magazine | Lakefront Festival of Arts 2012
50 Anniversary - Art Comes to Life
ary annivers th JuNE 15-17 2012 Art / Music / Food / driNK mam.org/lfoa Art Comes to Life the face of fashion GIGI OF MEQUON � 26 2- 24 1-1 12 3 M AD � GI GI OF M EQ UO N. CO 15 50 W ES T M EQ UO N RO M .T.W. F 10 - 6 T H 10 - 7 S AT 10 - 4 LFOA 2012 Artwork by Joan Rasmussen WELCOME Scott Wallace and Kathy Schnuck CONTENT Festival Information Milwaukee Art Museum Main Stage Schedule and Festival Map Festival Activities and Amenities PNC Children's Experience Schedule 50 and Better Than Ever Three Tips for Buying Art Poster Artist Artist Listings Artist Gallery LFOA Committee Chairs H Festival of Arts! We are very proud to welcome you to the 50th anniversary of the best juried art festival in the country! Come and experience the art and join us in the celebration. Once again, we host more than 170 artists who bring their exemplary work to exhibit and sell under the big tent at our unique lakefront setting. Our featured artist this year, Beau Tudzarov, has created a uniquely Lakefront piece that we know you will love. Come for the art, but do not miss the special events we have planned for you. New this year, we've extended our hours on Friday to introduce Lakefront Late Night, celebrating the great bands of Milwaukee along with expanded food and beverage o erings. All of this is in addition to the Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden, our exceptional interactive children's art and activity area, and access to Posters of Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec and His Contemporaries, the feature exhibition in the Museum. We would like to o er special recognition to our presenting sponsors, alf a century of Lakefront Quad/Graphics and Milwaukee Magazine, as well as all of the other sponsors and supporters that make it possible for us to bring the festival to you every year. And since 1962, when Friends of Art produced the very rst Lakefront Festival of Arts, it has been the dedication and hard work of hundreds of volunteers that have made the festival successful. To them, we o er our heartfelt thanks. Come celebrate 50 years with us! -- Scott Wallace and Kathy Schnuck 2012 Lakefront Festival of Arts Co-Chairs LAKEFRONT LATE NIGHT T Posters of Paris Sand Sculptures Don't miss the excitement as an international team of champion sand sculptors turn 75 tons of sand into images from turn-of-the century Paris, including Toulouse-Lautrec, the cancan and even a 16-foot replica of the Eiffel Tower! Evan Christian he draw of Milwaukee's gorgeous lakefront is nearly irresistible in summer, especially since this year's Lakefront Festival of Arts is in full party mode with its 50th anniversary celebration. And as the sun goes down, there's even more to experience. Much more. The Place to Be Friday Night You'll want to keep the party going by sticking around for live music Friday night, June 15. Enjoy an evening among friends with Milwaukee's I'm Not A Pilot at 5 p.m., then catch Group of the Altos at 7 p.m. and Evan Christian at 9 p.m. Grab the Best Seat in the Expanded Wine Garden e 2010 introduction of the Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden proved a huge hit � and now it's even better. Relish the incredible lake and festival views from the Museum's Baumgartner Terrace while enjoying an expanded wine and cheese selection as well as other food and beverage options. Don't miss this year's event, where all weekend long you can peruse the art, hang out at the lakefront and savor music, beer, wine and food. Above all, there are memories to be made. Come celebrate with us! Wallace and Schnuck photo by Ben Smidt -- Laura Patten Champion sand sculptor. mam.org/lfoa LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL of ARTS 2012 1 LFOA 2012 WEB Logo PRINT Logo media partnerS CYMK 0 91 76 0 CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF K&M FOOD CONCEPTS, LLC The specifications and drawing depicted above belong to K&M FOOD CONCEPTS, LLC and are maintained by it as protected intellectual property. 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Advance tickets are $8 online (that is a $7 savings!) at mam.org/lfoa or at one of the retail locations listed below. 7901 W. Layton Ave., Greenfield; 10930 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon; 3600 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin; 4027 N. Oakland Ave., Shorewood; 8616 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa; 280 N. 18th Ave., West Bend; 500 E. Silver Spring Dr., Whitefish Bay Sobelman's Pub & Grill 1900 W. St. Paul Ave. Sobelman's Eastside Grill 1952 N. Farwell Ave. The Little Read Book 7603 W. State St., Wauwatosa Winkie's 629 E. Silver Spring Dr., Whitefish Bay GREENING EFFORTS This year's festival has taken additional steps beyond its successful recycling program to embrace environmental responsibility. In fact, the festival has qualified for Travel Green Wisconsin certification. This program is being printed on recycled paper with specially engineered Enviro/Tech ink, which contains large amounts of renewable resources. The event reuses materials, such as signage, as much as possible. Vendors are encouraged to use less energy, and attendees are encouraged to take public transportation. Artists are asked to use fluorescent lighting instead of incandescent bulbs in artwork displays. And the free promotional items for artists will be provided in reusable cloth grocery bags. 2012 ADVANCE TICKET OUTLETS Artist and Display 9015 W. Burleigh St. Bayside Garden Center 400 E. Brown Deer Rd., Bayside Blue's Egg 317 N. 76th St., Wauwatosa Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 1339 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon; 20350 Water Tower Blvd., Brookfield; W63 N675 Washington Ave., Cedarburg; 626 E. Ogden; 6000 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale; 870 E. Paradise Dr., West Bend DeLind Gallery of Fine Art 450 E. Mason St. Elite Sports Clubs 13825 W. Burleigh Rd., Brookfield; 5750 N. Glen Park Rd., Glendale; 11616 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon Fiddleheads Espresso Bar and Caf� 10530 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon; W62 N605 Washington Ave., Cedarburg; 192 S. Main St., Thiensville George Watts & Son/Watts Tea Shop 761 N. Jefferson St. Hawks Nursery 12217 W. Watertown Plank Rd., Wauwatosa International Autos 4400 W. Brown Deer, Brown Deer; 2400 S. 108th St. Katie Gingrass Gallery 241 N. Broadway Maxie's Southern Comfort 6732 W. Fairview Milwaukee Art Museum Store 700 N. Art Museum Dr. Milwaukee Public Schools, Milwaukee Recreation 5225 W. Vliet St., Room 162 Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center 6255 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay Sendik's 2643 N. Downer Ave.; 2315 N. 124th St., Brookfield; 340 W. Brown Deer Rd., Bayside; 13425 W. Watertown Plank Rd., Elm Grove; 5200 W. Rawson Ave., Franklin; N112 W15800 Mequon Rd., Germantown; 2195 First Ave., Grafton; 4 lakefront festival of arts 2012 mam.org/lfoa PARKING Official festival parking is available for $5 at Veterans Park (follow the signs northbound on Lincoln Memorial Drive and turn right onto Lagoon Drive). A complimentary shuttle departs every 10 minutes to and from the Museum grounds. Parking is also available for a fee at the War Memorial Center North Parking Lot (enter from Lincoln Memorial Drive) and at O'Donnell Park on a first-come, firstserved basis. Disabled visitors and their companions may enter the festival through the west entrance on Lincoln Memorial Drive near the entrance to O'Donnell Park. Bike parking is always free on the festival grounds near the south entrance! VOLUNTEER PROGRAM The festival couldn't happen without the support of our volunteers! For information on how you can get involved, visit mam. org/lfoa or call 414-224-3253. Questions? Information needed? Answers are just a red vest away. The red-vested LFOA Information Ambassadors will be roving the grounds to ensure you get the most out of the festival. INFORMATION Volunteer for the Fun of It volunteer program sponsored by Kaplan University Yes, the Lakefront Festival of Arts is a special event, but many may not know it's also a fundraiser for the Milwaukee Art Museum. Still fewer know that the Friends of Art is behind the weekend of fun, freely giving thousands of volunteer hours to raise money to purchase art and support exhibitions at the Museum. It's rare to find a volunteer who helps at LFOA only once. "Many people � even some with generations of volunteer history � take a week out of their summer every year to work on the festival," says Kathy Schnuck, a co-chair of this year's event. And this year, because it's the festival's 50th anniversary, the experience may be even more gratifying. Scott Wallace, co-chair, says, "It's rewarding to see all the dedicated volunteers who return year after year. We hope people say, `I can't wait for the 75th anniversary.'" -- Laura Patten LFOA 2012 MilWaUkee art MUseUM FEATURE EXHIBITIONS ON VIEW DURING LFOA Posters of Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec and His Contemporaries (June 1-Sept. 9, 2012) This exhibition explores the finest examples of French posters and their role in creating a marvelous spectacle on the streets of Paris. off purchases in the Museum Store and at Caf� Calatrava, as well as two tickets to the festival � a value of more than $50! FRIENDS OF ART Friends of Art (FOA) is the Milwaukee Art Museum's largest volunteer support group, organizing several major fundraising events and programs annually to benefit the Museum's Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund. Over $7 million has been generated through FOA events since it was founded in 1957. Sponsored by PNC and Friends of Art Posters of Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec and His Contemporaries explores the earliest days of the affiche artistique (artistic poster) and its flowering, first under Jules Ch�ret � the "father of the modern poster" � and then with a new generation of artists, including Pierre Bonnard, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Alphonse Mucha, artists who brought the poster to new heights in the 1890s. Their posters were so successful that they sparked widespread affichomanie, or poster mania, throughout Paris. Collectors stole posters from billboards, purchased them from print dealers and subscribed to portfolios such as Les Ma�tres de l'Affiche, which offered the most popular posters of the day in reduced sizes. MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM MEMBERS Members at the Art Advocate level and higher are invited to join Friday's LFOA Sneak Preview. Lakefront Festival of Arts Sneak Preview Friday, JUNE 15: 10 a.m.�noon LFOA EXHIBITION POLICY The Milwaukee Art Museum and Friends of Art (FOA) do not receive any part of the proceeds from the sale of artwork at the Lakefront Festival of Arts. All art sales are strictly between the patron and the exhibitor, and because the Museum/FOA are not part of the transaction, they have no responsibility for the sale. Although FOA cannot resolve problems related to sales transactions, they are interested in your feedback and would like to know if you are dissatisfied with any aspect of your purchase. Sponsored by Renewal by Anderson Meet the artists, enjoy complimentary refreshments and purchase great art before the festival opens to the public. Simply show your membership card (Art Advocate level, $150 and above) for FREE admission for two. Special Member rates! Receive free Lakefront Festival of Arts admission for two when you purchase a new Milwaukee Art Museum membership at the entrance gate. This special offer includes allaccess admission to the Museum, 10 percent Wednesday - Saturday: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm Sunday: 1:00 - 4:30 pm COLLECT CONSERVE DOCUMENT EDUCATE EXHIBIT Wisconsin Watercolor Society 60th Anniversary Exhibition JULY 18 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Sneak Peek Friday with gallery talk: July 20, 10:30 AM Opening Reception: SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1:30 - 4:00 PM Welcome program: 2:00 PM The Wisconsin Watercolor Society, the first organization in the state devoted exclusively to watercolor painting, celebrates 60 years. Discover the enchanting medium of watercolor through this dynamic exhibition of contemporary and historic selections. Bring in this ad for a buy-one, get-one free admission. SCENE AT JONES ISLAND (detail), Robert von Neumann, Watercolor on paper, n.d., Gift of the Esther Leah Ritz Living Trust, Museum of Wisconsin Art Collection 300 S. 6th Ave., West Bend, Wisconsin 53095 262.334.9638 www.wisconsinart.org mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 5 LFOA 2012 MAIN STAGE SCHEDULE presented by FRIDAY, JUNE 15 12:30�1:30 p.m. Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra A special summer concert presentation featuring one of MYSO's many talented ensembles. 2�2:30 p.m. Nora Collins Winner of the 2012 Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) Rising Star Award. 3�4 p.m. The Get Down Real Soul and Funk music played on original 45 rpm's. 5�6 p.m. I'm Not A Pilot This classically infused indie rock band has been voted best rock band for two years in a row in the Shepherd Express Best of Milwaukee awards. 7�8 p.m. Group of the Altos On the forefront of contemporary music, its precise but frenzied assortment of strings, horns and beat will keep you entertained. 9�10:30 p.m. Evan Christian Listen to Christian's musical stylings, which include flamenco guitar, jazz, funk, soul, reggae, Latin rock, R&B � and even hip-hop. SATURDAY, JUNE 16 11:15 a.m.�noon Danceworks Performance Company Enjoy the collaboration that fuels the creative vision of this contemporary dance performance. 12:30�1:30 p.m. Fiber Arts Fashion Show A fashion spectacular featuring unique fiber art fashions created by LFOA artists. 2�3 p.m. Madhatters and Friends MKE DJ's and percussionists join together to create a high energy rhythmic experience. 3:30�5 p.m. Robin Pluer Vintage French ballads with a distinctive twist. 6�7:30 p.m. De La Buena Take in this 10-piece Latin jazz powerhouse. Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden SUNDAY, JUNE 17 11:30 a.m.�noon McMenamin Irish Dance Academy Don't miss this traditional Irish dance performance guaranteed to get your toes tapping and your hands clapping! 12:30�2 p.m. The Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra Listen to traditional American mandolin orchestra music plus light classical, modern, Italian and Latin numbers. 3�4:30 p.m. Charlie Brooks and The Way It Is This band will keep your feet moving with soulful guitar solos, horn sections and Hammond organs. FESTIVAL MAP 2 Friday, June 15, noon�11 pm | Saturday, June 16, 10 am�8 pm | Sunday, June 17, 10 am�5 pm 2012 FESTIVAL MAP 1 ARTIST BOOTHS 5 4 3 13 6 7 61 1 12 12 58 2 158 176 1 8 7& 4 156 146 157 117 134 110 115 63 108 60 ARTIST BOOTHS 1 140 146 4 8 9 10 11 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. Ticket Booth/Entrance 2.Ticket Booth/Entrance Posters of Paris: ToulouseLautrec Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec Posters of and His Contemporaries 3.and His Contemporaries Performing Arts Main Stage 4. Pepsi Products Performing Arts Main Stage 5. Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden Pepsi Products 6. Silent Auction Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden Silent Auction 6 LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL of ARTS 2012 mam.org/lfoa 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 7. LFOA Boutique 8. LFOA Boutique Restrooms 9. Restrooms PNC Children's Experience 10. Children's Performing Arts Stage PNC Children's Experience 11. Hawks Sculpture Garden Children's Performing Arts Stage 12. Festival Food Hawks Sculpture Garden 13. Beer Garden Festival Food Beer Garden Get the party started! It's grilling time! At Outpost, we only offer the finest cuts of all natural meats - steaks, ribs, poultry and our own homemade brats and sausages. So swing on by your local Outpost today and get a taste of a real hometown original! 100 E. CAPITOL DRIVE MILWAUKEE 7000 W. STATE STREET WAUWATOSA 2826 S. KINNICKINNIC AVENUE BAY VIEW w w w. o u t p o s t . c o o p � open daily � 414.961.2597 mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 7 LFOA 2012 FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES AND AMENITIES The PNC Children's Experience Sponsored by PNC Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden Enjoy a glass of wine or share a bottle with friends while taking in the incredible views of the lake and the festival from the Museum's Baumgartner Terrace. O ering a broad selection of premium wines, the wine garden has expanded to o er cheese plates and similar treats that will complement any wine selection. And for those seeking a cold refreshment, beer and soda will also be available. Anyone with a bloody mary craving will be happy to see Jimmy Luv's Bloody Mary mix being concocted. And, of course, recent issues of Milwaukee Magazine will be available for your browsing pleasure, highlighting the best Milwaukee has to o er! F � � � amilies and kids of all ages will enjoy the expanded activities and interactive fun in the redesigned Children's Area sponsored by PNC. Take advantage of several no-cost art experiences daily: � Explore PNC's Grow Up Great Mobile Learning Adventure, where children can dress up as different professionals and take home fun activity books and learning kits. Visit and/or participate in Milwaukee Public Schools' fence art installation. Fool around with the face painters, jugglers and magicians who will be roaming the Children's Area. Create your own one-of-a-kind masterpiece in the Children's Art Tent. Silent Art Auction Sponsored by Baird and iNet Be sure to take time to bid on your favorite art objects and help Friends of Art raise funds to support the Milwaukee Art Museum! is year's silent auction features numerous works of art generously donated by many of the talented artists exhibiting in the 2012 LFOA. Bidding is open to the public online, and this is a great way to view the majority of the visual artists all in one place. To participate, visit the Silent Auction area or post a bid online. Bids will be accepted throughout the weekend until the auction closes on Sunday. Visit mam.org/lfoa to preview items and to place or monitor your bids! Fiber Art Fashion Show A taste of Fashion Week comes to the LFOA Main Stage 12:30 p.m. Saturday! is stunning fashion spectacular will feature unique ber art fashions and oneof-a-kind garments, coats, scarves and other imaginative ber wearables for day and evening created by LFOA artists. All items in the Fiber Art Fashion Show will be available for sale after the event. Visit participating artists' booths following the show for your chance to make these creations your own! Food & Beverages Explore the grounds and discover all your dining options. ere are multiple choices for refreshment, including co ee, soda, beer, wine and Jimmy Luv's Bloody Marys. Enjoy entrees from several local vendors that will o er diverse options sure to please any appetite. ose with a sweet tooth will not be disappointed by the desserts available. � Beignets Fran�ais � Bella Caff� � Caf� Calatrava (located in the � � � � 8 LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL of ARTS 2012 mam.org/lfoa Sculpture Garden Sponsored by Hawks Nursery Take a stroll through the picturesque Sculpture Garden to envision how these landscape-sized sculptures could look in your own backyard. Located near the festival's south entrance, this year's garden will feature a variety of diverse work set against a natural backdrop. Speci c works are provided by LFOA artists and range from delicate to dramatic. LFOA Boutiques Take home an award-winning keepsake from the 2012 festival, including clothing items and accessories featuring the artwork of this year's poster artist, Beau Tudzarov. Artwork by Thomas Maras Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden) Cold Spoons Gelato Koepsell's Festival Popcorn Major Goolsby's World on a Plate PNC Children's Experience PerforMinG arts sCHeDUle Friday, June 15 12:30 p.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee 1:30�2:30 p.m. THREE LITTLE PIGS: PART 2 Have you ever asked yourself what happened after the brick house survived and the three siblings were back under the same roof together? Well, this Sunset Playhouse original tale tells you the rest of the story. 3 p.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee 3:30-4 p.m. Aztec Dance Group Saturday, June 16 10:45�11:15 a.m. Bailando Latin Dance Company Milonga, Argentine tango and salsa! Enjoy the entertainment while learning about the rich cultural history behind each of these dance styles. 11:30 a.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee Noon�1 p.m. THREE LITTLE PIGS: PART 2 1�3 p.m. Jugglers, Mimes and Magicians, OH MY! Children can join in the fun and be entertained by street performers roaming the Children's Area. 2 p.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee 3�4 p.m. THREE LITTLE PIGS: PART 2 4:15 p.m. Madison Contemporary Vision Dance Sunday, June 17 11:30 a.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee Noon�1 p.m. THREE LITTLE PIGS: PART 2 1�3 p.m. Jugglers, Mimes and Magicians, OH MY! 2 p.m. French Mini Lessons by Alliance Fran�aise de Milwaukee 3�4 p.m. THREE LITTLE PIGS: PART 2 a special thank you to Milwaukee Public schools for the fence art. Be sure to check out their Posters of Paris creations along the fence, and don't miss their awesome performances on the Children's stage. mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 9 LFOA 2012 LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND BETTER THAN EVER Looking back over 50 years of outstanding art and entertainment. 10 lakefront festival of arts 2012 mam.org/lfoa t was 1962. America was twisting and shouting with e Isley Brothers, TV viewers were captivated by a redhead named Lucy, Andy Warhol was painting soup cans and a Milwaukeean named Jack Lewis, now 84, was putting together the city's rst Lakefront Festival of Arts (LFOA). With no real experience raising money or organizing festivals, Lewis and his co-chair, Mary Ellen Philipp, joined with a hard-working handful of friends I BY LAURA PATTEN and recruited more than 100 Wisconsin artists to display their works on temporary fencing that zigzagged across the Milwaukee Art Museum's old grounds. e volunteers also hired musicians, including part of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, as well as other performing artists and children's entertainers, like the Pick-A-Pack Players. " e focus was on arts, plural," emphasizes Lewis. "Movies, plays, music � all kinds of stu . Something for everybody, all in one day." Ideally, all in one sunny day. mam.org/lfoa LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL of ARTS 2012 11 LFOA 2012 Architect William Guerin's drawing of what he envisioned the festival at the Milwaukee Art Center would look like in the early years. BUT THIS IS MILWAUKEE "We had everyone steamed up to go on a Saturday. As we got closer, people started asking about a rain date," recalls Lewis. "I said, `What rain date?'" Indeed, Saturday brought the rain. Lewis and Philipp agreed to postpone the event until Sunday and called every artist and performer to inform them. All said that Sunday worked out ne � except for one holdout: trumpeter Dick Ruedebusch and his Underprivileged Five band, a bigname act that had appeared on " e Ed Sullivan Show" that January. But Lewis wasn't daunted. After some sweet-talking, the band agreed to the Sunday night switch. Another volunteer called local TV and radio stations. "On the top of the hour, every hour, the radio people announced the rain date. We got more publicity from that than we could imagine," Lewis says. In the end, about 9,000 people streamed onto the grounds that day. from good to GREAT GRILLING Whole Foods Market Milwaukee 2305 N. Prospect Ave. wholefoodsmarket.com THE GOOD GETS BETTER Today, the festival spans three days and has moved to the neighboring green space just south of the Calatrava-designed addition. Rain no longer threatens the event because the artists assemble under spacious 12 LAKEFRONT FESTIVAL of ARTS 2012 mam.org/lfoa clear-span tents. Patrons enjoy food and beverages, which for adults includes ne wines found in the welcoming Milwaukee Magazine Wine Garden, and entertainment for all tastes and ages. "In a way, the festival has come full circle because, over the past few years especially, we've brought back a focus on a wider variety of arts," says Krista Renfrew, director of special events for the Milwaukee Art Museum. is year, for example, the McMenamin Irish Dance Academy will perform, Danceworks Performance Company will share an original contemporary piece, and the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra will feature Calypso, the group's Trinidadianstyle steel band. Other musical entertainment takes festival-goers right through Friday and Saturday evenings, and an enhanced Children's Area will keep young patrons engaged. (SEE PAGE 9 FOR THE " ere's such a strong dynamic to the festival. It easily can take a whole day to absorb the full experience," says Julia DeCicco, president of the Friends of Art volunteer group that organizes the event. In addition to enjoying art tents and entertainment, visitors can stroll along the lake, explore the sculpture garden and even tour the world-class Museum. COMPLETE SCHEDULE.) AND THE BEST REMAINS THE BEST A constant over the past ve decades? e outstanding artwork. Only about 10 percent of all artists who apply are accepted into this juried art festival. "People who come to the festival appreciate that everything they see and buy is high-quality," says Renfrew. Many � if not most � art festivals have struggled to make it 50 years. But LFOA organizers have deliberately, and smartly, breathed new life into the festival each year while maintaining its high standards. For 2012, Lewis will be back to celebrate the event's golden anniversary. "It really was a fun thing to plan and [have] so well-received by everyone," he says. 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THREE TIPS FOR BUYING ART Milwaukee Art Museum's chief educator, Barbara Brown Lee, offers pointers for how to buy art. BY LAURA PATTEN hile everyone has di erent tastes, we can probably all agree that an environment without art is pretty dull. But before you think buying a piece at the Lakefront Festival of Arts is only for those with deep pockets or insured collections, check out what Barbara Brown Lee has to say. Brown Lee is the Milwaukee Art Museum's chief educator and, come January, a 50-year employee there. She says the main reason to buy art is simple: for pleasure. W show you plenty of places to spend that money, and the artists would appreciate the sale. Tip 2: Buy what you like. MM: What kind of art should people buy? BBL: Whatever you like. Don't worry Tip 1: Start slowly. Tip 3: Talk with the artists. art? about what other people think. You're buying it for you � not them. Art [elicits] an emotional and aesthetic response, and that's always personal. You can't make a mistake. And if your tastes change, give [the piece] as a wedding present! Barbara Brown Lee (BBL): Start gradually. You don't have to spend $10,000 on your rst piece. Well, you can, but you don't have to. Buy a collage, a photograph, a painting � something that talks to you, not what other people talk you into. If you have $50, I can people begin buying art? Milwaukee Magazine (MM): How do MM: Where can people learn more about BBL: We o er classes and gallery talks at the Museum, but [you should] also talk to the artists at the festival. ey're wonderful people because they have a gift, and they love to talk about it. 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A chess player since he was age 5 (and respectfully beating his dad by 10), Tudzarov was selected as the 2012 Lakefront Festival of Arts (LFOA) poster artist. "Chess is a running theme in my life," he offers. "Creating a picture is like visualizing a chess game. You can't touch the pieces or move them. You have to do that in your head." When Tudzarov created this year's poster, he drew on his prior experience as an exhibitor at LFOA. "I remember getting to the show early so I wouldn't miss the opening of the Museum's wings. It's spectacular," he says. Tudzarov used that memory to inform his surreal landscape of Milwaukee's lakefront. "I thought about movement and how the wings look like they're about to take flight. How the pieces of the wing buried in the sand then open. This is about letting your mind be free. You're not earthbound. You can let your mind be free through art," he says. Digital art, says Tudzarov, captures the concept of freedom especially well. He uses a 3-D program to build the wireframe models of his concept, manipulates an image-editing application to enhance the elements, puts everything together, produces a final rendering, processes a high-resolution image for about two days then prints the final piece. It takes about a month from concept to completion. Because there's so much detail in Tudzarov's work � notice the reflection on the partially buried pawn, for example � it's worth multiple viewings to absorb all the elements. And when you ponder the poster, be sure to find Tudzarov at this year's festival. "I really like the LFOA patrons. They're very knowledgeable and less intimated than others about digital art," he says. -- Laura Patten Photo by Timothy Hursley Hear the Difference. 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Barton � Salida, CO � Printmaking ron� Prinz � Woodland Hills, CA � Jewelry James Barnes � Woolwine, VA � Wood raquel Edwards � Portland, OR � Photography scott swezy � Albuquerque, NM � Drawing/Pastels Philip thompson � Bangor, MI � Printmaking Danny Chu � Norcross, GA � Painting Paveen Chunhaswasdikul � Gadsden, AL � Ceramics Mark Orr � Pinckney, MI � Sculpture Melissa Dominiak � Hannibal, MO � Painting Linda smith-O'Mara � Minneapolis, MN � Jewelry Betsy Giberson � Warner, NH � Fiber-Wearable Gene Brown � Urbandale, IA � Mixed Media 2D � iNvitE 2011 r. Michael wommack � Langhorne, PA � Drawing/Pastels � 2009 AwArD David Burton � Indialantic, FL � Mixed Media 3D James & victoria Mullan � Pompano Beach, FL � Jewelry Andrew van Assche � Plainfield, MA � Ceramics James & victoria Mullan � Pompano Beach, FL � Mixed Media 3D randall riemer � Mineral Point, WI � Metal Birgit Kupke-Peyla � Salinas, CA � Jewelry stephen Kostyshyn � Cedar, MI � Fiber-Non-Wearable Kit Karbler � Denver, CO � Glass Jill Bedford � Delafield, WI � Photography 2011 AwArD Lawrence Oliverson � Sullivan, WI � Photography iNvitE 2011 Michael Brown � Antioch, IL � Digital Peter Flanary � Mineral Point, WI � Sculpture iNvitE 2011 Julie seymour � Hillpoint, WI � Jewelry 2011 AwArD 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 Laurie Fowler & Bill thelen � Northville, MI � Fiber-Non-Wearable Betsy Youngquist � Rockford, IL � Mixed Media 3D Artist ADvisOr Cali Hobgood � Urbana, IL � Photography toby McGee � Oklahoma City, OK � Glass 2012 DEsiGN AwArD Yu Zhou � Yardley, PA � Painting 2011 AwArD Katie Musolff � Stoddard, WI � Painting Hilary Hachey � Baltimore, MD � Jewelry Justin teilhet � Yellow Springs, OH � Ceramics iNvitE 2011 ryan Myers � Madison, WI � Ceramics Andy Fletcher � Stoddard, WI � Painting Ken swanson � Racine, WI � Printmaking Dolan Geiman � Chicago, IL � Mixed Media 3D tim O'Neill � Belleville, WI � Wood steve Uren � Marquette, MI � Wood stephen sebastian � High Point, NC � Painting Jorn Mork � Fort Atkinson, WI � Jewelry Carrie Hoffnagle � Minneapolis, MN � Jewelry Angelo Fico � Wilmot, WI � Glass Nicario Jimenez � Naples, FL � Mixed Media 3D 2010 AwArD rob wiedmaier � Platte City, MO � Ceramics Clare Malloy � Chicago, IL � Drawing/Pastels Artist ADvisOr Joan rasmussen � Atlanta, GA � Mixed Media 3D Gary stretar � Spencer, OH � Painting Laura Kochevar � Chicago, IL � Fiber-Wearable Andrew sovjani � Conway, MA � Photography Gena Ollendieck � Cresco, IA � Mixed Media 2D Monica rudquist � Minneapolis, MN � Ceramics Kreg Yingst � Pensacola, FL � Printmaking Antoni Kozlowski � Shelby Township, MI � Jewelry theresa Carson � Baltimore, MD � Jewelry scott Olson � Chicago, IL � Mixed Media 2D Jodi Perry � Polvadera, NM � Painting Gregory strachov � Floral City, FL � Painting Jennifer Cavan � Angel Fire, NM � Drawing/Pastels Kyle Osvog � Minneapolis, MN � Ceramics Marti Mocahbee � Staunton, VA � Ceramics Caroline viene � Eugene, OR � Jewelry Nick wroblewski � Viroqua, WI � Printmaking Michael Kuseske � Royal Palm Beach, FL � Painting william & Lisa Bailey � Dripping Springs, TX � Jewelry thomas Maras � Hudson, WI � Glass Clifton Henri � Chicago, IL � Photography rebecca Myers � Baltimore, MD � Jewelry Craig Lossing � Lino Lakes, MN � Wood susan Otterson � Janesville, WI � Fiber-Wearable 2010 AwArD shellie Bender � Lawrence, KS � Jewelry 2010 AwArD John Charbonneau � Santa Fe, NM � Digital iNvitE 2011 susan Hill � Kansas City, MO � Fiber-Non-Wearable 2009 AwArD Bruce Hustad � Cedarburg, WI � Painting Joe Hoynik � Los Angeles, CA � Digital Jonathan rutledge � Evanston, IL � Jewelry 2011 AwArD Elaine Unzicker � Ojai, CA � Metal iNvitE 2011 Michael Bond � River Falls, WI � Printmaking Marina terauds � North Branch, MI � Printmaking Candiss Cole & rodger Footitt � Sedona, AZ � Fiber-Wearable Jeanette Payne � Port Washington, WI � Jewelry Artist ADvisOr John ruff � Springfield, MO � Jewelry richard Judd � Belleville, WI � Wood Brad Pogatetz � Batavia, IL � Photography James Parker � Rochester Hills, MI � Photography Mark schlabaugh � Kalona, IA � Wood James Petran � Iowa City, IA � Painting 2009 AwArD Justin racinowski � West Allis, WI � Painting Mark sudduth � Cleveland Heights, OH � Glass 18 lakefront festival of arts 2012 mam.org/lfoa 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 Jonathan white � South Portland, ME � Ceramics Jim C. Brown � Vancouver, BC � Mixed Media 2D Kim wilson � Fox Point, WI � Jewelry Marilee Hall � Cookeville, TN � Ceramics Chris Bruno � Lexington, VA � Mixed Media 3D Patty Lindbloom-schwegmann � Champaign, IL � Jewelry George raab � Millbrook, Ontario � Printmaking 2011 AwArd Michele ren�e Ledoux � Evergreen, CO � Mixed Media 2D Xavier nuez � Chicago, IL � Photography Alan Klug � Ft. Collins, CO � Photography sue Mersman � Wetmore, KS � Wood 2009 AwArd Alex santamarina � San Francisco, CA � Metal scott & victoria LaCosse � Sanford, MI � Metal viviana santamarina � San Francisco, CA � Fiber-Non-Wearable daiga Henson & sarmite svilis � East Windsor, NJ � Fiber-Wearable 2010 AwArd Jack Brumbaugh � Fairhaven, MD � Drawing/Pastels daniel Powers � Dayton, OH � Photography steve edgar � Tallahassee, FL � Fiber-Wearable Maja � Carmel, CA � Jewelry seung Lee � Cathedral City, CA � Printmaking 2010 AwArd danielle desplan � New York, NY � Mixed Media 2D Beau Tudzarov � Ft. Lauderdale, FL � Digital PosTer ArTisT Marvin Blackmore � Durango, CO � Ceramics 2009 AwArd shelby Keefe � Milwaukee, WI � Painting 2010 AwArd 152 Mikel robinson � Durham, NC � Photography 153 Brian Beam � Fulton, MI � Ceramics 154 Mikel robinson � Durham, NC � Jewelry 155 Lance & vicki Munn � Bloomfield, IN � Wood 156 stephan Cox � River Falls, WI � Glass 157 Klaus spies � Asheville, NC � Jewelry 2010 AwArd 158 Paul willsea & Carol o'Brien � Naples, NY � Glass 159 Chris roberts-Antieau � Manchester, MI � Fiber-Non-Wearable 160 ron Hoyle � Lees Summit, MO � Drawing/Pastels 161 Grant silverstein � Mansfield, PA � Printmaking 162 Linda Lewis � West Des Moines, IA � Sculpture 163 sandra Byers � Rock Springs, WI � Ceramics 164 sharon rosenthal � Philadelphia, PA � Jewelry 165 Koji Tanaka � Santa Barbara, CA � Wood 166 C.T. whitehouse � Cedarburg, WI � Metal 167 Mary o'shea � Weybridge, VT � Fiber-Wearable 168 James Borden � La Crescent, MN � Wood 169 daniel & Lee ross � Hovland, MN � 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Michael | 50 Wroblewski, Nick | 101 Yingst, Kreg | 91 Youngquist, Betsy | 65 Zhou, Yu | 68 mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 19 LFOA 2012 artists by MEDIUM >>> 20 CeramiCs | 21 Digital | 21 Drawing pastel | 21 fiber funCtional | 21 fiber wearable | 22 glass | 22 jewelry | 23 metal | 24 mixeD meDia 2D | 24 mixeD meDia 3D | 24 painting | 25 photography | 26 printmaking | 26 sCulpture | 27 wooD CERAMICS 8 Aaron Ashcraft ashcraftpottery.com 153 Brian Beam brianbeampottery.com 150 Marvin Blackmore blackmorepottery.com 2009 Award 163 Sandra Byers thebyersstudio.com 44 Paveen Chunhaswasdikul firstname.lastname@example.com 131 Marilee Hall marileehallceramics.com 13 John Herbon johnherbonpottery.com 176 Michael Imes firstname.lastname@example.com Artist Advisor 33 Bruce Johnson brucejohnsonclaystudio.com 21 William Kidd williamkiddceramics.com Invite 2011 99 Marti Mocahbee martimocahbee.com 72 Ryan Myers firstname.lastname@example.com 98 Kyle Osvog sarahnduncan.com/kyleosvog/ 90 Monica Rudquist monicarudquist.com 22 Kirsten Stingle kirstenstingle.com 71 Justin Teilhet jteilhetporcelain.com Invite 2011 53 Andrew Van Assche firstname.lastname@example.com 128 Jonathan White oddinq.com 83 Rob Wiedmaier firstname.lastname@example.com 20 lakefront festival of arts 2012 mam.org/lfoa LFOA 2012 DIGITAL 61 Michael Brown michaelbrown.com 110 John Charbonneau email@example.com Invite 2011 113 Joe Hoynik email@example.com 149 Beau Tudzarov tudzarov.com Poster Artist DRAWING PASTEL 143 Jack Brumbaugh jackbrumbaugh.com 97 Jennifer Cavan jennifercavan.com 160 Ron Hoyle ronhoyleart.com 84 Clare Malloy claremalloy.com Artist Advisor FIbER FuNcTIoNAL 20 Michael McKee michaelmckeegallery.com 41 Scott Swezy email@example.com 50 R. Michael Wommack wommackstudios.com 2009 Award 64 Laurie Fowler & Bill Telen fineartfiber.com 28 Sandi Garris sandigarris.com 111 Susan Hill susanhilldesign.com 2009 Award 57 Stephen Kostyshyn stephenkostyshyn.com 12 Kelly Marshall kellymarshall.com Invite 2011 23 Lori Pruessing loripruessing.com FIbER WEARAbLE 159 Chris Roberts-Antieau chrisroberts-antieau.com 141 Viviana Santamarina vivianasantamarina.com 171 Peggotty Christensen peggottyartwear.com Invite 2011 118 Candiss Cole & Rodger Footitt candisscole.com mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 21 LFOA 2012 artists by MEDIUM >>> 145 Steve Edgar edgarleather.com 48 Betsy Giberson firstname.lastname@example.com 142 Daiga Henson & Sarmite Svilis sarmite.com 2010 Award 87 Laura Kochevar feltinspired.com 167 Mary O'Shea marylynnoshea.com GLASS >>> GLASS 108 Susan Otterson susanotterson.com 2010 Award 172 Patricia Palson patriciapalson.com 2009 Award 25 William Breitbart & Yukiko Wakamiya breitbartwakamiyaglass.com 156 Stephan Cox firstname.lastname@example.com 81 Angelo Fico angelofico.com 58 Kit Karbler blakestreetglass.com 104 Thomas Maras marasglass.com 67 Toby McGee tobymcgee.com 2012 Design Award 127 Mark Sudduth sudduthglass.com JEWELRY 158 Paul Willsea & Carol O'Brien willseaobrien.com 146 Maja majadesigns.com 103 William Bailey & Lisa Bailey baileysartjewelry.com 109 Shellie Bender email@example.com 2010 Award 93 Theresa Carson theresacarson.com 22 4 Donna D'Aquino donnadaquino.com 2010 Award 24 Janine DeCresenzo janine.decresenzo.com 170 Debra Dembowski artcraftnow.com 31 Molly Dingledine mollydingledine.com lakefront festival of arts 2012 mam.org/lfoa 15 Michele Friedman micheleafriedman.com 70 Hilary Hachey hilaryhachey.com 80 Carrie Hoffnagle ibuildprettythings.com 92 Antoni Kozlowski antonikozlowski.com 56 Birgit Kupke-Peyla kupkepeyla.com 133 Patty LindbloomSchwegmann schwegmannstudios.com/patty 79 Jorn Mork email@example.com 52 James & Victoria Mullan mullaniumbyjimandtori.com 106 Rebecca Myers rebeccamyersdesign.com 119 Jeanette Payne jeanettepayne.com Artist Advisor 38 Ron� Prinz roneprinz.com 154 Mikel Robinson mikelrobinson.com 164 Sharon Rosenthal sharonrosenthaldesign.com 120 John Ruff johnruffjewelry.com 114 Jonathan Rutledge rutledgejewelry.com 2011 Award 173 Jill Schienle jillschienle.com 32 Melissa Schmidt firstname.lastname@example.com 63 Julie Seymour julieseymourgoldsmith.com 2011 Award 47 Linda Smith-O'Mara email@example.com 157 Klaus Spies spiesjewelrydesign.com 2010 Award METAL 100 Caroline Viene carolineviene.com 130 Kim Wilson firstname.lastname@example.com 174 Rebecca Hungerford pewtershop.com 140 Scott & Victoria LaCosse lacossestudio.com mam.org/lfoa lakefront festival of arts 2012 23 LFOA 2012 artists by MEDIUM >>> MIXED MEDIA 2D Mixed Media 2d >>> 55 Randall Riemer rhenrydesign.com 139 Alex Santamarina email@example.com 115 Elaine Unzicker unzickerdesign.com Invite 2011 166 C.T. 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- 0.75 c. chopped pecans
- 0.67 c. packed light-brown sugar
- 0.50 stick butter or margarine (not spread)
- 1 tbsp. ground cinnamon
- cake
- 1.75 c. granulated sugar
- 1.50 stick butter or margarine (not spread)
- 2 tsp. each baking powder and baking soda
- 1 tsp. salt
- 1 tbsp. vanilla extract
- 4 large eggs
- 1.50 c. dried cranberries (7 1/2 ounces)
- 4 c. all-purpose flour
- 1 pt. sour cream
- Heat oven to 350°F. Lightly grease a 10-inch tube pan. Line bottom with waxed paper. Grease paper.
- Stir Streusel ingredients with a fork in a medium-size bowl until blended.
- Cake: In a large bowl with electric mixer on high speed, beat sugar, butter, baking powder, baking soda and salt 5 minutes or until pale and fluffy. With mixer on medium speed, beat in vanilla, then eggs, one at a time, until blended. Stir in the cranberries, then alternately stir in flour and sour cream in 3 additions until blended.
- Pour 5 cups batter into prepared pan; smooth top. Scatter 3/4 cup streusel mixture over the batter, leaving a 1/2-inch-wide border around edge of pan uncovered. Repeat layers with remaining batter and streusel.
- Bake 1 hour or until top is golden and a pick inserted in center of cake comes out clean.
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Redwood City has 8 primary and secondary schools. One of the highest rated schools is North Star Academy, with a rating of 10. North Star Academy has 541 children. The public schools in Redwood City are part of Redwood City Elementary School District or San Carlos Elementary. SBE - Everest Public High is close and rates better than Redwood City Elementary School District. Nearby San Mateo County Office of Education scores lower, with a rating of 3.
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In this book Norman Denzin uses a series of studies of contemporary mainstream Hollywood movies to explore the tension between ideas of the postmodern, and traditional ways of analyzing society. The discussion moves between two forms of text: social theory, and cinematic representations of contemporary life. Denzin analyzes the ideas of society embedded in poststructuralism, postmodernism, feminism, cultural studies and Marxism through the ideas of key theorists (Mills, Baudrillard, Barthes, Habermas, Jameson, Bourdieu, Derrida and others). He relates these ideas to the problematic of the postmodern self as exposed in cinema - Blue Velvet, Wall Street, Crimes and Misdemeanors, When Harry Met Sally, sex lies and videotape, Do the Right Thing - centering on the decisive performance of race, gender and class.
Images of Postmodern Society moves beyond a simply theoretical analysis of postmodernism to show how it relates to a series of key texts in contemporary life. In doing so, it demonstrates the challenge of postmodernism to classical sociological ways of representing and writing about the dramaturgical, cinematic society. The insights of this approach will appeal to students and researchers not only in sociology and cultural studies but also in philosophy, film theory and across social sciences and humanities.
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Indiana AG's office launches website to fight prescription drug abuse
INDIANAPOLIS - Hoosiers can now find information about prescription drug abuse, including how to recognize signs and symptoms and where to find help, on a website created by the Indiana attorney general's office.
The site -- www.BitterPill.IN.gov -- is part of a larger statewide public awareness campaign aimed at what Attorney General Greg Zoeller calls a "prescription drug abuse epidemic."
"Statistics show that abuse and misuse among all age groups is a serious problem in Indiana and that's a bitter pill for our state to swallow," Zoeller said in a statement.
"Whether you are seeking ideas on how to talk to your teenager about whether they are abusing prescription drugs, searching for help for yourself or a loved one or just want to know how to properly dispose of your unwanted medications, this new website serves as a one-stop shop," he said. "I believe consumers need to be armed with information and the right resources so we can try to put an end to this epidemic."
In 2011, 718 Hoosiers died from accidental drug overdoses, compared to 654 deaths the year before, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.
More people abuse prescription drugs in the U.S. than cocaine, heroin, hallucinogens and inhalants combined, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Zoeller said www.Bitterpill.IN.gov served as an official sponsor of the Indiana State Fair on Friday in attempt to educate more Hoosiers about prescription drug abuse. Dr. Joan Duwve, the state health department's chief medical officer, serves with Zoeller as co-chair of the task force and said public awareness is a critical component to tackling this statewide problem.
"We have to recognize prescription drug abuse for the serious problem that it is," Duwve said.
According to the 2011 Indiana Youth Risk Behavior Survey, one in five Hoosier high school students has used controlled substances without a prescription.
"Teens have easy access to most of these drugs because they are commonly prescribed and end up in the home medicine cabinet," Duwve said. "What is perceived as a 'safe' high, because a doctor prescribed it, too often ends up being deadly."
Zoeller said his office and the task force will be announcing more details about the statewide public awareness campaign later this month.
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After Partz and Zontal were diagnosed in '89 and '90, General Idea began working with pharmacology imagesrooms filled with pills. And they created Fin de Siècle, an installation representing the artists as three baby white seals in a sea of 300 Styrofoam ice floes. "Seeing ourselves as victims," says Bronson, another politically incorrect idea they decided to embrace.
Zontal (born Slobodan Saia-Levy) died in February of '94 and Partz (born Ronald Gabe) died that June. The three had rented a penthouse in Toronto in which to spend these last months together, and Bronson describes it as a scene of feverish art activity. If his friends were too weak to work, they could still make decisions. With characteristic wit, they churned out, for example, a series of "infected Mondrians" (replacing all yellows with green, a color Mondrian hated).
About a week before he died, Zontal asked Bronson to take his picture. Zontal wanted to document the fact that he looked as his father had the day he was released from Auschwitz. Four months later, Bronson decided to photograph Partz a few hours after his death. He's sitting in bed, his favorite things around him. His body was so wasted he did not have enough flesh left to close his eyes. For five years, Bronson (born Michael Tims) did not make anything, "and when I started, I realized I had to start from their deaths." His photo of Partz, in a huge blowup, appeared at the last Whitney Biennial.
Bronson says General Idea was one organism, one mind, one nervous system, and now, like a stroke victim, he must learn to function without that extended body. A photo on the wall of his West Village apartment shows him suspended, life- size, like the "hanged man" from the tarot deck. "All I can do now is wait for this time to pass to see what I might do with my life. I'm still in the aftermath of General Idea."
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by James Slater - Fans who are keen to see WBA heavyweight champion David Haye get it on with one of the two Klitschko brothers won't like it, but there is a chance such a mega-fight will be delayed until December of this year, due to how Haye is contractually obliged to meet Nikolai Valuev in a rematch.
Haye, who defeated the Russian giant to take the WBA belt last November, signed a contract that contained a rematch clause; and there is a possibility, as Haye himself has admitted while speaking to Star Sport, that it could happen after he's beaten John Ruiz on Saturday (if, of course he can beat Ruiz).
"There is a possibility I might have to face Valuev again," Haye said. "I am not sure how realistic that is. I am not looking too far into the future. I am just focusing on making sure Ruiz is despatched in good style. That is the only thing that matters at the moment..
"Once he is out of the way, I will sit back, look at the heavyweight landscape and see who fits where and try to make it happen."
So, not only is a Haye Vs. Klitscho fight in possible jeopardy because of how Ruiz may be able to upset the WBA ruler as he attempts to make his first retention, the fight we all want to see may be put back even if Haye does beat "The Quiet Man."
This possibility is not lost on Ring magazine, IBF and WBO ruler Wladimir Klitschko, who also spoke to Star Sport.
"I hope Haye has a quick fight after Ruiz and gets free of options," Wladimir said. "Then it might be possible to get together in December."
As fans know, getting to see the fights that matter, the fights that are the most exciting ones, is not always easy; and this latest situation, with Haye and Klitschko both having to wait before getting it on in what will be a very big fight, is further proof of this. Bottom line: would anyone outside of Valuev's team really want to see a second fight between he and "The Hayemaker?" I seriously doubt it.
Not only was the first fight a largely dull affair that failed to match the hype, it was also almost certainly a one-off in terms of being a match-up that was able to capture the imagination of the paying public. Maybe Haye could sell a second fight by promising to score the KO he said he'd score first time around, and maybe his alibi for not scoring what would have been a really eye-catching stoppage in November - the hand he broke in the 2nd-round - would be one that people would buy.
We've seen pointless rematches in boxing before and, being as he has that rematch clause, Valuev and his team may well see to it that we have to sit through another one this year. If - and I repeat - if Haye can get past Ruiz first.
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Birgit Prinz is without a doubt one of the greatest players in the history of women's football. In about two months' time, the Germany captain will be attempting to crown her glittering career with a third straight FIFA Women's World Cup™ title on home turf.
Fittingly, the stage is set for Prinz to potentially realise her ultimate dream in her home city of Frankfurt, the venue for the Final of Germany 2011. Naturally the FIFA Women's World Cup all-time record goalscorer is inspired by the prospect: "I'm getting more enthusiastic by the day," she told FIFA.com in an exclusive interview.
FIFA.com: You've long been recognised as one of the greatest women footballers on the planet. How did you first come into contact with the sport?
Birgit Prinz: It was pretty simple really. I always played with the boys on the playground and with my sister against the neighbours. At some point I realised I was enjoying it so much that I wanted to join a club. I'd tried out a few other sports, but I enjoyed football the most so I stuck with it.
When did you realise that football could become your profession?
I never really planned it. When I was young, football wasn't really a viable career option. I just enjoyed playing. Of course I realised I was quite good because I was often selected for the various national youth squads. I knew then that something might be possible, but to be honest I never really thought about becoming professional.
Since then you've become the most successful German player ever, not to mention an idol to many young girls. How do you handle that role?
I just try to promote good values and not pretend I'm anything special to the younger players. That's what I've always done and always will. I make a point of being there for the younger players and working with the youth department.
What advice do you have for young players who want to follow in your footsteps?
I think the most important thing is to enjoy what you're doing. That makes it easier to commit the time and effort to training that's needed to perform at the highest level. You also need plenty of drive and motivation.
Are those all character traits of Birgit Prinz, or would you describe yourself differently?
Of course it's always been my ambition to give my best, but I think a lot of other players have that same drive. I was fortunate to be around at the right time, but I was always very motivated and wanted to take on responsibility too.
You come across as very modest and reserved in public. How proud are you of all your achievements?
Pride is a difficult term for me, I struggle with it. I'm satisfied with what I've achieved. When I look back on my career, I can see that what's happened has been pretty special.
You've been a part of the sport for a long time now. How has women's football changed over the years?
Football has developed in all areas, so it's difficult to highlight individual things. The environment surrounding football has changed dramatically. The women's game enjoys far more recognition these days and it's completely normal for girls to play. Players take part in organised training from an earlier age and the facilities are constantly improving for young girls. Improved training means improved performances.
The FIFA Women's World Cup is taking place in Germany in June and July. Which is greater: your enthusiasm ahead of the tournament or the pressure to win another title?
My enthusiasm is growing constantly. Obviously we're favourites, but really it's a win-win situation for us. We've got nothing to lose and just want to play good football. I can't wait for the World Cup!
Since your FIFA World Cup success in 2007 the team has changed somewhat. How would you compare today's squad with that of four years ago?
I think it's too early to say. The team still needs to find its feet. In 2007 we functioned very well as a team and the various pillars of the side just fitted together perfectly. We had some great individual players and were well-organised tactically. We'll have to see what happens in 2011. Once again we're in with a great chance, but we need to grow together as a team and function as a unit.
Is team spirit the key to your success?
I think you can have differences of opinion, but it's very important to trust one another and know that you can rely on your team-mates. Only then can you be successful.
What's the relationship like between the more experienced members of the squad and the younger players coming through?
We all get along well and we all live for the German national team. The focus isn't on one or two players. Obviously there is some form of hierarchy, but that's the same whether you're one of the more experienced players or one of the younger ones.
There are a few players breaking through who won the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup last year. Who do you think has what it takes to become the next Birgit Prinz?
It's not about becoming the next Birgit Prinz. I think we've got some great talents in Germany who will make their way to the top. Every player has to find their own path, though.
Is there a particular player who you feel could take over your role as captain of the national team and all its responsibilities?
I think there are a few players who come into the question. Of course some are more well-known, like Alexandra Popp, but we also have players like Babett Peter, who plays a very important role in defence and is already one of the leaders in the team. Fortunately we have a few players, like Kim Kulig in midfield, who are keen to take on responsibility and they'll be the players who lead the team when some of the older players are no longer around.
Finally, you've said that you'll be stepping down from the international stage after Germany 2011. Do you feel a little sad when you contemplate international retirement?
Basically I'm just looking forward to the World Cup, that's the focus. My announcement to retire from the national team after the World Cup was nothing out of the blue for me. It was something I'd thought about over the past few years. I'd known for a while that the World Cup would be the end of my international career, so I'm not too worried about whatever happens next.


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Tickets are now on sale for the biggest SOLO BOXEO event of the year as Chicagos 8 Count Productions, HOME OF THE BEST IN CHICAGO BOXING and Top Rank Incorporated presents 3 GALLOS, an action packed evening of world class professional boxing this Friday night, October 26th at Cicero Stadium..
Cicero Stadium is located at 1909 S. Laramie, just minutes from the Eisenhower and Stevenson Expressways. Doors for this event will open at 5:30pm with the first bell at 6:30pm. Tickets are available in advance by calling 312-226-5800.
3 GALLOS is headlined by the Chicago debut of former world champion Martin EL GALLITO Castillo, 32-2 (17KOs) of Mexico City as he battles Columbian knockout artist, Jonathan EL EXPLOSIVO Perez, 13-2 (10KOs) in the ten round super flyweight main event. Castillo has won two in a row since his battle with Nobuo Nashiro on July 22, 2006 in Japan which was abruptly stopped on cuts resulting in Castillo losing his world title.
The entire Castillo/Nashiro world title fight, thought by many to be amongst the most exciting fights of 2006, can be viewed at www.youtube.com. For more information about Martin Castillo, please visit his website at www.martin-castillo.com or www.toprank.com . Castillo is currently ranked #3 in the world by ESPN.com and #1 in the world by Ring Magazine. He is ranked #2 by the WBC, # 1 by WBA, #3 by the IBF and #3 by WBO.
Perez, a native of Barranquila, Columbia, has been involved in two outstanding battles this year against Alejandro Hernandez in Phoenix, Arizona and Eric Ortiz in Miami, Florida. He is coming off a knockout win over Rafael Salgado last month in Columbia.
The co-main event features the Chicago return of world ranked and undefeated junior flyweight Giovanni "THE AZTEC WARRIOR" Segura, 18-0 (14KOs). The all action Segura, has scored two devastating knockouts in Chicago over Daniel Reyes and Jesus Martinez this year.
Segura, a native of Ciudad Altamirano, Mexico, now fighting out of Bell Gardens, California will battle Columbian veteran Wilfrido Valdez., 23-2 3 (16KOs) in the scheduled ten rounder.
Segura is currently ranked #3 by Ring Magazine, #4 in the world by the WBC, #2 by the WBA, #3 by the IBF, and #3 by the WBO.
Also featured on the card is the first Chicago appearance of prospect Jorge EL RATO Paez, Jr., son of former world champion Jorge EL MAROMERO Paez Sr..
Paez Jr, 17-1 (10KOs) of Mexicali, Mexico will battle Aaron Drake, 12-5 (9KOs) of Kansas City in an eight round junior welterweight bout. The 19 year old Paez Jr. has won four in row, two by early knockout since suffering his first defeat earlier this year. This is the seventh fight of the year for the busy Paez Jr.
Jorge Paez Sr. thrilled a crowd of over 3,500 in his only area appearance in September 2003, a decision victory over Rodney Jones at Chicago's DePaul Athletic Center.
The full 3 GALLOS card is as follows;
Martin Castillo vs. Jonathan Perez, ten rounds, super flyweights
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The Mumbai crime branch recently arrested a 43-year-old man for misusing the services of Just Dial, a national search engine.
The accused, identified as Puranchand Jain, would get the numbers of his prospective prey, mainly hardware wholesalers, from Just Dial and pose as a contractor, promising to pay them at the earliest. However, he would flee with booty.
Jain, a resident of Shimpoli Road in Borivli, has at least 10 cases of cheating registered with the police. He used to run an imitation jewellery business in Kalbadevi, but after incurring loses, he shut it down and got involved in cheating cases. Till now, he has cheated at least 15 people in the city of several lakhs.
The crime branch officer, who made the arrest, said Jain would call Just Dial and get the contact numbers of hardware tools and electrical appliance wholesalers. He would then get in touch with them and ask for goods worth a few lakhs urgently, claiming to need them for a site under construction. He would tell the wholesaler that he'll send his vehicle to collect the consignment and pay by cash or cheque.
"Jain would take down the numbers of the tempo services mentioned on the vehicles. He would ask the driver to collect the consignment and drop it off at an undecided location. An accomplice would collect it and pay the driver," a crime branch officer said, adding that Jain would then sell the goods in Palghar and Virar.
Joint commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy said the operation was well-planned. "It was a very unique modus operandi."
He was arrested after his mobile phone was traced to Rawalpada in Malad. He was arrested twice in 2011 for similar offences. His accomplice is still wanted in the case. It is learnt that he is in Rajasthan.


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Chevrolet Tuner CarsChevrolet makes a big showing at SEMA and brings out its "skunk works" tuner cars for the first time here. This modified Monte's flamed paint scheme made it stand out from the rest. Info: www.gm.com.
An Old Familiar FaceGoodmark hasn't given the Chevelle away yet. They were proud to display the car SUPER CHEVY helped them build in their booth at the SEMA show.
Keep CoolOil coolers aren't usually Top 10 Appearance award winners. However, this new auto trans cooler from Moroso is not only state-of-the-art, but it cools while looking cool. Easy installation and connections make it a snap to install. Info: www.moroso.com, (203) 453-6571.
Things That SuckThe Mr. Gasket Company is now offering three versions of vacuum pumps for the street and track. The electric pump is just right for street/strip cars that have limited space for hanging another belt-driven accessory off the crank. Then there are the Sportsman and Professional pumps which are good for all-out racing engines. Info: www.mrgasket.com, (216) 688-8300.
Under CoverCOMP Cams has been hard at work developing all sorts of trick, new products. This ultra-cool billet aluminum timing cover is just one of the new offerings. With a built-in timing pointer and removable cam "window" this piece features the best of both racing and street technology. Also check out COMP'S new shaft rockers, timing chains, and beltdrives online at: www.compcams.com, (901) 795-2400.
Edelbrock EFIIf you're into hot rodding, then Edelbrock is a name you'll know. Camee Edelbrock (middle) was proud to explain to a few of SUPER CHEVY's executive staff (that's Linn Remling Mills on the left and Big John Barkley on the right) how Edelbrock is upping its EFI ante big time in 2003. Camee showed us Edelbrock's new EFI Victor manifolds, fuel rails, and throttle bodies that'll work with most any aftermarket injectors and ECUs. Info: www.edelbrock.com, (310) 782-2900.
Bg Three-PeatAfter years of producing some really killer carbs, Barry Grant (BG) is getting into the manifold business. By casting its own intake manifold designs, BG is offering some very trick new products like this Tri-Power setup for the street. BG will also be complementing its manifold line with some matching valve covers and cast air cleaners. Info: www.barrygrant.com, (706) 864-8544.
Shiny, New BottlesThe old blue is out and the new blue is in at NOS. These trick spun-finish bottles were spied in the Holley booth at SEMA (Holley owns NOS). They're rumored to become the standard bottles for all future kits; we can't wait to see if that rumor is true. Info: www.holley.com, (270) 781-9741.
Crower PowerComing off their terrific finish in this year's Popular Hot Rodding magazine's Engine Master's Challenge (EMC), the folks at Crower Cams had a lot to talk about and display at PRI. One item of constant discussion was the fact that their high-torque EMC engine was one of the few top finishers using a solid cam; most competitors used a roller. Info: www.crower.com, (619) 422-1191.
PRI Cool BlueBlue seems to be the color of today with more new blue items spied at the PRI show. These Accel Cool Blue filters do more than look cool under your hood. They'll trap dirt while flowing plenty of air and are washable and reusable too. Check out the Mr. Gasket Web site (they own Accel) for more info: www.mrgasket.com, (216) 688-8300.
F.A.S.T. TechEFI is where it's at and the aftermarket is quickly surpassing the OEMs when it comes to high-tech EFI equipment. Fuel Air Spark Technology, better known as F.A.S.T., were on hand to help explain the intricacies of EFI to anyone who came wondering. For more info on their stuff check out: www.fuelairspark.com, (662) 224-8972.
Wires & SleevesTired of the seeing red? MSD was and decided that not all ignition wires had to be red. They now offer their performance 8.5mm wire sets in black to better blend in under the hood. Also new are the armor-clad boot sleeves made to protect your fragile wire ends under the harshest conditions. Info: www.msdignition.com, (915) 857-5200.
Big, Bad BaersThe new six-piston Baer/Alcon "MonoBlock 6R" calipers are virtually identical to current Trans Am brakes but come complete with road-going seals for proper street use. According to Baer, the Monoblock 6R is a super-light and super-strong caliper with monstrous pad volume designed for actual road use! Info: www.baer.com, (602) 233-1411.
Heavy BindersCan't bring that heavy street car to a halt? Wilwood feels your pain and has developed this dual-caliper rear brake kit for beefy musclecars that run skinny tires up front and fat rubber out back. Since all the traction is at the back of these cars, Wilwood added another caliper to double the clamping force. Info: www.wilwood.com, (805) 388-1188.
There's A Dyno In There!Superflow is all about dyno testing engines. And if you can't bring your engine to the dyno, they'll bring the dyno to you! Well, maybe not exactly, but if you don't have the knowledge or desire to build your own dyno cell, Superflow offers this all-in-one complete test cell that gets trucked to your shop so you can be testing engines in no time. Info: www.superflow.com, (719) 471-1746.
Block TalkGot serious questions about a block? The guys at World Products were on hand to discuss block-related items and display their newest products. Bill Mitchell, Jr., standing behind the block, is the largest distributor and engine builder using World Products blocks in the USA. Info: www.theengineshop.com, (631) 737-0372.
Get The ShaftAffordable shaft rockers are all the rage today, and every cam company is racing to produce its own. These new Crane shaft assemblies will be offered in street and Pro versions for both economy and no-expense-spared type of engines. One very trick aspect of these new rockers is that they use a Kevlar-based bushing, instead of needle bearings to pivot on the trunion-very trick indeed. Info: www.cranecams.com, (386) 258-6174.
Split ManifoldsThis gets our "why didn't someone think of this before" award. Ever tried porting the plenum area of an intake manifold? It's not easy. And porting the runner entry is just as hard. See those bolts on the sides of these new Brodix intake manifolds? They allow you to split the manifold in two for porting and then bolt it back together. This can really help on a flow bench when you want to add clay to the plenum to see its effects on runner flow. Info: www.brodix.com, (479) 394-1075.
Pistons For The Ls1JE Pistons' new-generation small-block flat-top pistons for the LS1 engine are compatible with nitrous, turbos, and superchargers. These slugs fit will accommodate big valves and high-lift cams and are available to fit oversized bores and stroker cranks while still utilizing the internal factory reluctor wheel for easy installation. Info: www.jepistons.com, (714) 898-9763.
Block HeadsThe folks at Dart Machinery are really turning it up next year and offering tons of new Chevy-related, high-performance hardware. Cylinder heads and block, aluminum and iron-all of Dart's stuff is hard-core. Check them out at: www.dartheads.com, (248) 362-1188.
ZZ572Want cubic power? The power junkies at GMPP and Scoggin-Dickey Performance Center (SDPC) have it for you with their new ZZ572. That's 572 inches of 720 hp (@ 6,250) and 685 lb-ft of torque (@ 4,500) with a snorting solid roller cam, to boot. Coming soon is a pump-gas-friendly, 9:1-compression version of this same engine, albeit a little less powerful, too. Info: www.sdpc2000.com, (800) 456-0211.
LS1 Shaft RockersWe've known for quite a while that the LS1 heads are killer performers, but there has been a lack of hard-core racing parts for them. Now, Jesel has added LS1 shaft rockers to its SS line of affordable rocker arms. There are also affordable versions of the same-style shaft rockers for our old favorite big- and small-block Chevys, too. Info: www.jesel.com, (732) 901-1800.
Watch Your LevelThe geniuses at Aeromotive have designed this data-logging fuel level system to monitor the fuel in your bowls. It works with an on-board data logger (the one used here is from Auto Meter) and can graphically display your fuel level during a run. This will be a new must-have for all Pro Stock racers and anyone else serious about winning next year. Info: www.aeromotiveinc.com, (816) 333-7300.
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