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FRANK JUAREZ

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

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INDIANA GREEN: A Wisconsin Art Exhibition

INDIANA GREEN is a regional group exhibition featuring 2D and 3D works by artists living and working in Wisconsin and Illinois. This exhibition introduces a diverse body of work by artists ranging from such as but not limited to: paintings to mixed media, sculpture to printmaking, and installation to photography. This exhibition represents personal exploration of materials, media and ideas in a contemporary practice. Curated by Frank Juarez.

Logo design by Ashley Schubert.

Upcoming

INDIANA GREEN 2020 at Ripon College, Caestecker Art Gallery (forthcoming)

Past INDIANA GREEN Exhibitions

INDIANA GREEN 2019, Cedarburg Cultural Center, Cedarburg, Wisconsin | 10th year Anniversary

Indiana Green 2019 at the Cedarburg Cultural Center

INDIANA GREEN 2018, Parts Unknown Studios, Walker’s Point, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2017, The Arts Mill, Grafton, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2016, UW-Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2015, Frank Juarez Gallery, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2014, Fifth Year Anniversary, Cedarburg Cultural Center, Cedarburg, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2013, Frank Juarez Gallery, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2012, Sheboygan, Wisconsin @ Frank Juarez Gallery (formerly EFFJAY PROJEKTS)

INDIANA GREEN 2011, Greenseed Studios and Z Spot, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

INDIANA GREEN 2010, Greenseed Studios, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

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Yesterday we had a great conversation about art. Frank Korb was the featured artist . - - - Frank Korb is known for his abstract and plein air works and focuses on the formality of the push and pull of the elements and principles of art in his work. Through the act of laying down the textures of bible pages to build a grid and real texture, he then adds colors, shapes, and additional texture as he considers the dynamics of the space in the picture plane and works toward a balance and harmony. While the intent with which Korb begins each work is important, he is equally concerned with the interpretation of the viewer regarding the relationships he creates within his work. - - - Connect with Frank at @fjkorb

Photo credit: William Zuback

photo by Jessica Anderson

photo by maureen fritchen

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Rising Amongst the Chaos: In the Time of the Coronavirus Online Exhibition - - - Organized by Artdose Magazine in support of the Frank Juarez Gallery - - - Click the link in our profile to view this special online exhibition - - - ANDREA FUHRMAN - - - My works are the result of using a tool called a brayer, used generally in printmaking.I apply acrylic paint, interspersed with collage and drawing. Rolling, pressing, and layering the paint with a brayer, creating elliptical shaped forms on paper. I explore process. Rounded forms remind me of pods, which then relates to seeds, growth, possibility. So the curved shapes made by a brayer have additional painted forms overlapping the first ovals. They intersect and touch each other. Some layered forms appear like woven paint or textiles, with color vibrations. Each brayer application of a form requires a cleaning of the brayer in between each color. The process is slow as I consider what color might work with the color that is already present. I must wait till the first “pods” dry. Sometimes the brayer smears the paint if I don’t wait. Later I apply another color as remedy. A process can be magical or frustrating. - - - Contact and Connect Web: www.andreafuhrmanfineart.com Instagram: @andreafuhrmanart

Rising Amongst the Chaos: In the Time of the Coronavirus now online - - - Organized by Artdose Magazine in support of the Frank Juarez Gallery - - - Click the link in our profile to view this special online exhibition - - - TONY CONRAD - - - My work has influences from various cultural and historical movements including Persian textiles, Tibetan Buddhism, psychedelic rock culture, and meditative states. I’m particularly drawn to the beautiful patterning that is central to these traditions. - - - In these works, the repetitive mark making and layers of paint form a palimpsest of lines and patterns. The obsessive nature of reinventing the hash mark over and over again is therapeutic as it oscillates between order and disorder. Guided by my intuition to relinquish control over chance, a quiet history develops describing a journey - not a destination. Like meditation, painting occupies the mind and yet it invites a search for something beyond itself. Surpassing the physical limitations of the painted surface, my work searches for a place where chaos and harmony coexist. - - - Contact and Connect Web: www.tonyconradart.com/contact Instagram: @tgconrad

Rising Amongst the Chaos: In the Time of the Coronavirus - - - Organized by Artdose Magazine in support of the Frank Juarez Gallery - - - Click the link in our profile to view this special online exhibition. All works are available to be purchased. - - - RACHEL HAUSMANN SCHALL - - - I utilize language as subject matter to create text-based visual works that manifest mostly as paintings, sculpture, and installation. Phrases act as self-reflective meditations; words point out the relatable experiences that make us all human. Currently, I am working with collage to explore my immediate reactions to composition, color, and shape by arranging readily available imagery on a page. My collage series uses color, pattern, shapes, and texture to create abstract compositions. Some of the collages are cut up and layered on top of one another to create letters. Some are scanned and digitally manipulated to be reproduced as inkjet prints. I see them as studies and as ingredients for future, larger scale projects that could transform into sculpture or installation. As an artist and writer, language is full of potential and it is pivotal to my practice to experiment with materials in order to explore all possibilities of text within my work. - - - Contact and Connect Web: www.rachelhausmann.com Instagram: @hoorachel

Rising Amongst the Chaos: In the Time of the Coronavirus - - - Organized by Artdose Magazine in support of the Frank Juarez Gallery - - - Click the link in our profile to view this special online exhibition - - - JOE BUSSELL - - - Frag is a series reflecting our current struggle in 2020. - - - In 1979 I received a BFA in painting from Kansas University. From that time to the present I lived in London, on both US coasts, and a variety of cities in between. I received 2 MFA’s one in painting the other in ceramics from Washington University in St Louis and taught art at Wash U and Johnson County Community College. My work has been represented and exhibited in the US and Europe. - - - Connect with Joe at @jbussell_

SOLD - - - Rising Amongst the Chaos: In the Time of the Coronavirus - - - Organized by Artdose Magazine in support of the Frank Juarez Gallery - - - Connect with @katie.willes.art - - - An old cowboy said he has learned life’s most important lessons from Hereford cows. All his life he worked cattle ranches where winter storms took a heavy toll among the herds. Freezing rains whipped across the prairies. Howling, bitter winds piled snow into enormous drifts... In this maelstrom of nature’s violence most cattle would turn their backs to the icy blasts and slowly drift downwind, mile upon mile. Finally, intercepted by a boundary fence, they would pile up against the barrier and die by the score. - - - But the Herefords acted differently. (They) would instinctively head into the windward end of the range. There they would stand shoulder to shoulder facing the stormy blast, heads down against its onslaught. ‘You always found the Herefords alive and well,’ said the cowboy. ‘I guess it’s the greatest lesson I ever learned on the prairie—just face life’s storms.’” - - - Elaine Cannon in “Adversity” - - - This pandemic situation is definitely a maelstrom. Let’s stand shoulder to shoulder and face this storm together.

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