Julian Haliga is working hard to reinvigorate competitive baseball within the city, especially on the south side. Judging by the success of his team, he’s succeeding.
Teen actors raise awareness about mental health
Students from Milwaukee High School of the Arts portray what it’s like to suffer from a mental illness in “Pieces: In My Own Voice,” performed recently at South Division High School.
ArtWorks interns create art, learn work skills
Teen interns at ArtWorks for Milwaukee displayed their work at a recent gallery night. But the internship is not only about the art.
Films launch campaign to prevent gun violence
Three documentary films that offer models to prevent gun violence were screened recently at Coffee Makes You Black.
High school poetry slam proves ‘poetry is still there’
MPS students combined spoken word poetry, song and choreographed gestures as they competed in the Still Waters Collective High School Slam League Finals at the Milwaukee Public Library.
Amani public art installation highlights motherhood
The public art installation here, mothers are tells the story of eight women from the Dominican Center for Women, Inc.
Milwaukee poet laureate elevates Latino poetry
Milwaukee Poet Laureate Brenda Cárdenas recently presented her final official event, Cantos Latinos, at the Milwaukee Public Library. Five Latino poets spoke about how their culture and heritage affects their work.
AmeriCorps, youth decorate abandoned homes
A group of LISC AmeriCorps members joined children from the Washington Park neighborhood recently to create artwork to decorate boarded-up homes in the community. The event, part of the national AmeriCorps volunteer week, took place at United Methodist Children’s Services, 3940 W. Lisbon Ave.
Surrealist art works both ways
An exhibit running through March 30 at the Latino Arts Gallery features work by Pamela Diaz Martinez. The exhibit illustrates the relationship between the physical and the spiritual, according to the artist.
Young people draw inspiration from local artists
Young artists from COA Riverwest Center recently displayed their work at the center gallery at 631 E. Center St.
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