- On Tuesday May 1, 2007, as part of Lake Effect on WUWM, Bonnie North interviewed Amy Mangrich and Lauren Bandari about IN:SITE and their recent projects.
WUWM's Lake Effect Interview
- Marla Sanvick and the MATA Education Project created a video segment for Public Access Television which documents the Bay View Project. The program aired on 7/13/2007 and was entitled, "IN:SITE Temporary Public Art", Project: MATA Education Project, Episode 17.
This as a streaming video file which requires you to have have Windows Media Player on your computer. If you are on a PC and you do not have Windows Media Player, you can download it here
If you are on a Mac, you will need a free plug-in for QuickTime called "Windows Media Components for QuickTime, by Flip4Mac". You can download this software here - On May 10, 2007, Aisha Motlani of Shepherd Express wrote a review of the IN:SITE project in Bay View entitled, "Bay View: In Public".
- On April 30, 2007, Heather Leszczewicz of OnMilwaukee.com wrote an article entitled, "IN:SITE celebrates a year of public art" about the IN:SITE project along Kinnickinnic Avenue and North Avenue.
- On May 3rd 2007, Ashley Tibbits wrote an "ArtPreview" article entitled "Art in Public" about the Bay View IN:SITE project along Kinnickinnic Avenue.
- Jonathan West of MKE (Milwaukee Online) included a comment on the IN:SITE projects on Bayview in his May 16, 2007 blog.
MATA Education Project Video
Shepherd Express Review
OnMilwaukee.com Article
Shepherd Express Preview
Jonathan West's MKE blog
Benjamin Martinkus
"Phyto Remedy"
May - August 2007
300 E. Bay Street (on grounds of Oasis Coffee & Vending Services)
Milwaukee, WI
directions
The artist in partnership with Groundwork USA and Milwaukee Community Service Corps simulates a zone that depollutes soil, water, and air through plants.
Carrie Hoelzer
"Conserve-Revisit"
May - August 2007
2219 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue
Milwaukee, WI
directions
Two videos run inside the storefront windows at night.
Students from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s
"Public Art/Public Space" Course
"Bay View Speaks"
May - August 2007
2569 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. (The Alchemist Theatre);
2534 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. (Just Add Soap Laundromat);
2534 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. (State Farm Insurance);
2510 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. (Electrique)
Milwaukee, WI
directions
Eleven posters, based on interviews with area residents, contain phrases that answers the question, "If you could say something to your community what would it be?"
Mike Genovese
"Through 30 Steps Backward"
May - August 2007
422 E. Lincoln Avenue (on north wall of Wild Flour Bakery and Café)
Milwaukee, WI
directions
This Chicago artist installed 30 pieces to represent each year from 1976-2006 to form a necklace.
Darryl Jensen
"FLIGHT"
May - August 2007
2473 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue
Milwaukee, WI
directions
See the transformed facade, created using prints of digitally manipulated black & white film stills. One set of prints is attached to a plastic parachute above viewers’ heads.
Bridget Quinn and Jessica Vandevort
"Urban Radio Network"
Short-term Bay View Installations - May 2007
Various sites along S. Kinnickinnic Avenue
Milwaukee, WI
Pedestrians bridge old and new forms of communication by using two-way radios to communicate with others.
Rosheen Styczinski
"PARK(ing)"
Short-term Bay View Installations - May 5, 2007
2200 block of S. Kinnickinnic Avenue
Milwaukee, WI
directions
In partnership with the Bay View Garden and Yard Society, this landscape artist will install a temporary urban park in a metered spot for one day. This project is part of a national movement.
