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FRANK JUAREZ

gallery director, art educator, artist, author, and arts advocate

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Our most recent artist talk is now online. Click the link in our profile. Universal Fascination: A Modern Cabinet of Curiosity with @jimbotjimbot @roguemeat @lalaminga @brandonminga @modestostudios @stephanietowell

Join us at James May North in Algoma for our second social club gathering. Topic: art in Algoma. Click the link in our profile to RSVP. It’s free and open to the public. This event is organized by FRANK & CO / Artdose.

Thank you for joining us for our opening reception of Universal Fascination: A Modern Cabinet of Curiosity. Visit our highlights to access the artist talk. Gallery hours: Saturdays from 11-4pm. 207 E. Buffalo Street, #600, Milwaukee, WI 53202. @jimbotjimbot @roguemeat @lalaminga @brandonminga @modestostudios @stephanietowell

Join us for Universal Fascination. Open until 8pm.

Universal Fascination: A Modern Cabinet of Curiosity opens May 18. We will have an artist talk from 4-5pm followed by a reception. Artists will be present to talk about their work and Jimbot will talk about how he put this show together. Here are two of the featured artists. Angela Minga is a sculptor of hidden worlds, controlled chaos, unexpected twists to familiar stories, and spotty memories. The quirky yet dark undertones of my miniature characters and environments convey complex, detailed and ultimately open-ended narratives. Fictional scenes are transformed into a surreal space where scale, perspective, and circumstances of characters unlock the imagination of the viewer. These shadowy environments are hidden away behind faux walls. The only entrance is through small “keyholes” which skew the viewers’ depth perception, creating the illusion of stepping inside the tiny world. These eccentric models, dioramas and characters are formed by found objects, polystyrene foam, various clays, wood, and paint, and then are accentuated with intricate lighting. Brandon Minga is a multidisciplinary artist practicing professionally for 14 years and is currently in residence at Flux Design. His artwork combines found objects, magazines, and old advertisements, drawing, painting, sculpture, and Welding. In addition to his own practice, Brandon owns and operates an artist collective called the “Mingadigm”, which specializes in branding, identities, interiors, murals and commissioned art for small & medium sized businesses. Brandon attended Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. @brandonminga @lalaminga @miadcollege #sculpture #mixedmedia #historicthirdward

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