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FRANK JUAREZ

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With new gallery, Frank Juarez extends role as artistic advocate

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Photos and a video from last night’s reception. #historicthirdward #artexhibition #artshow @davidnajibkasir @alisonruttan @reecehowellmke #paintings #ceramics @saicceramics #syria #war

Thank you @marylouises for seeing this exhibition and recommending it for the upcoming gallery night/day. We will be open January 18 from 6-9pm and January 19 from 11-4pm. From 2-3pm artists @davidnajibkasir and @alisonruttan will be giving an artist talk. Open to the public. Subscribe to Art City at http://bit.ly/2F9UxD7 and/or follow @marylouises Content by Art City

Join us tonight, 1/12 from 5-8pm for the opening of Misplaced Math Homes and Families featuring new work by @davidnajibkasir and @alisonruttan We are located on the sixth floor. @historicthirdward #historicthirdward #reception #artexhibition

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — The Frank Juarez Gallery is pleased to present "Misplaced Math of Homes & Families”, an exhibition featuring new work by David Najib Kasir and Alison Ruttan. This exhibition runs from January 12 – March 9, 2019, with areception on January 12 from 5-8pm. An artist talk is scheduled for January 19 from 2-3pm. The Frank Juarez Gallery is located at 207 E. Buffalo Street, Ste. 600, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202. War alters societies and art can document the lives lived and lost as well as gauge the change. The Middle East has been involved in war for centuries, but for nearly the past eight years, Syria has seen bombings, bloodshed, destruction, fatigue and the fragmentation of homes and families that have not been seen in the modern age of civilization. The Misplaced Math of Homes & Families brings artists, David Najib Kasir and Alison Ruttan to collectively bring their paintings and sculptures, respectively, to convey the turmoil of a country in chaotic conflict. Kasir introduces the viewer to the bloodied and tired people and their shattered families. Ruttan invites you to the homes they abandoned with the ghosts of loved ones lost within the ruins. David Najib Kasir is an Arab American artist born in 1977 to immigrant parents of Iraq and Syria. Kasir's work is comprised of personal narratives and surrounds the act of coming to terms with the challenges of life, family, love, war, home and loss. His work transcends the basic conversation of the issues surrounding Syria and the Middle East and gives you something truly palpable that you feel you are able to emotionally connect with as a subject matter to create a better understand. Kasir has exhibited regularly throughout the Midwest as he lives and paints in Milwaukee's Walker's Point. @davidnajibkasir #paintings #acrylicpainting #pattern #syria #war #motifs #historicthirdward #artexhibition #buyart #collectart #thingstodoinmilwaukee

Milwaukee, Wisconsin — The Frank Juarez Gallery is pleased to present "Misplaced Math of Homes & Families”, an exhibition featuring new work by David Najib Kasir and Alison Ruttan. This exhibition runs from January 12 – March 9, 2019, with areception on January 12 from 5-8pm. An artist talk is scheduled for January 19 from 2-3pm. The Frank Juarez Gallery is located at 207 E. Buffalo Street, Ste. 600, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202. War alters societies and art can document the lives lived and lost as well as gauge the change. The Middle East has been involved in war for centuries, but for nearly the past eight years, Syria has seen bombings, bloodshed, destruction, fatigue and the fragmentation of homes and families that have not been seen in the modern age of civilization. The Misplaced Math of Homes & Families brings artists, David Najib Kasir and Alison Ruttan to collectively bring their paintings and sculptures, respectively, to convey the turmoil of a country in chaotic conflict. Kasir introduces the viewer to the bloodied and tired people and their shattered families. Ruttan invites you to the homes they abandoned with the ghosts of loved ones lost within the ruins. Alison Ruttan is an American artist who was born in 1954. Ruttan investigates characteristics of human behavior through insightful works that reveal our propensity aggression. Her work invokes lost places of homes and invite us to revisit the suffering of the people who remain in the aftermath of the destruction. Ruttan has had several gallery and museum exhibitions, including the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art and at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College Chicago, showing both nationally and internationally. Ruttan is an Assistant Professor in Contemporary Practices at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. @alisonruttan @saicceramics #ceramics #syria #war #destroyedarchitecture #artexhibition #historicthirdward #thingstodoinmilwaukee #buyart #collectart

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