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Cultivating Community Through Public Art
MPT Artivity Place in the Shops of Grand Avenue, Plankinton Arcade, 161 W. Wisconsin
Collaborative community art projects held in 2011:
All-City People's Parade
Bay View Tragedy Theatrical Re-enactment
Sherman Park "Footprints of Unity" workshops with Marina Lee
with Goodwill Industries of Southeast Wisconsin and VSA Wisconsin
Dia de los Muertos Parade with Milwaukee Mijas
All-City People's Parade
Advisory Committee, 2011
Shirah Apple
Creative Alliance Milwaukee
Norma Ballentine
Safe & Sound
Sheila Cochran
Milwaukee Labor Council
Kari Couture
MPS Recreation
Daisy Cubias
Former Advisor to the Mayor
Tim Decker
UWM/MATC Animation, Puppetry
Emilio De Torre
ACLU of Wisconsin
Louis Fortis
ShepherdExpress
Gregory Jay
UWM Cultures & Communications
Maria Lopez Vento
Helen Bader Foundation
H. Carl Mueller
Mueller Communications
Leo Ries
LISC
Tom Schneider
Children's Outing Association
Vic Thomas
Summerfest
The 2011 Parade Projects are partially funded by: ACLU of Wisconsin, Elizabeth Brinn Foundation, Gardner Foundation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation/Donald and Barbara Abert Fund and Mary Nohl Fund, Greater Milwaukee Committee, Greater Milwaukee Realtors Youth Foundation, Helen Bader Foundation, Koessler Family Foundation, La Lune Collection, Max Fund, Marshall Building, Merrill Lynch, Milwaukee County CAMPAC, Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board, MPS Arts Internships, MPS Partnership for the Arts, Omaha Community Foundation, Ritz-Holman LLP, Robert Ivens Machinery Company, United Performing Arts Fund, Wisconsin Arts Board and National Endowment for the Arts, Zink the Zebra Foundation , and many individuals. Media sponsors are Milwaukee Labor Press, Shepherd Express and 88NINE RadioMilwaukee.
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Inspired by the May Day Festival developed by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre in Minneapolis, the project is a collaboration between Milwaukee Public Theatre, the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre and numerous community organizations, funding sources, individual artists, and most importantly, the participating public.
For more information contact Milwaukee Public Theatre at 414-347-1685, or by email
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