Thank you to our July Week at The Warehouse Sponsors: | |
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Woody & Molly Ahlborn
Eagle River Residents
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7/17 Ceramics Open Studio: Monitor- Doug
Time: 11am-2pm
Access to your clay, and our space and equipment, and a shelf for work-in-progress! Our open studio hours are held different times on different days. Check the calendar for details. The cost is $35 per calendar month, to have access to all available dates.
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Youth Photography and Videography Classes
Dates: Mondays weekly: June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8
Time: 9am-10:30am (photography), 10:30am-12pm (videography)
Instructor: Kate Reichl
Cost: $12 / each class drop-in, or $90 for each 9-week session
Students will use iPads provided by The Warehouse for these classes.
Children ages 6 and under are asked to please bring an adult to stay and help.
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7/18 Ceramics Open Studio: Monitor- Mary
Time: 10am-3pm
Access to your clay, and our space and equipment, and a shelf for work-in-progress! Our open studio hours are held different times on different days. Check the calendar for details. The cost is $35 per calendar month, to have access to all available dates.
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Writer's Workshop with Carol Amour
Dates: Mondays July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15 (6-week session)
Time: 1:00-3:00pm
Instructor: Carol Amour
Cost: Pay what you wish. Contributions support the work of the Waaswaaganing First Nations Institute of Indigenous Teaching and Learning
Participants will document the “wiigwaamikewin” process by gathering photos of the gather and construction phases of the wigwam and writing text. Participants will construct story boards and labels (as in a museum) and end up with a book and/or feature articles.
Invite people to journal, write short essays, and poems to contribute to a share wall.
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Book Review: Braiding Sweetgrass- with Carol Amour and Kamewin
Dates: Mondays July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15 (6-week session)
Time: 3:30-5:30pm
Facilitators: Carol Amour & Kamewin
Cost: Pay what you wish. Contributions support the work of the Waaswaaganing First Nations Institute of Indigenous Teaching and Learning
Copies of Braiding Sweetgrass are available for purchase at The Warehouse.
Open to the public.
Participants will be reading and discussing the book “Braiding Sweetgrass” and related reading list.
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Hatha-Based Yoga with Cindi Schickert
Dates: Mondays July 11, 18, 25, August 1 (4-week session)
Time: 6-7:15pm
Instructor: Cindi Schickert
Cost: $12 / class, or $40 for the 4-week session
The classes will be Hatha based, where postures are held for a few breaths with some slow flow added in.
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2-D Tuesday: Open Studio
Dates: Tuesdays July 12, 19, 26
Time: 10:30am-3pm
Cost: Free to attend
Open studio work time is scheduled every Tuesday from 10am-3pm, available for people to work independently on their artwork in our 2-D room. Participants will provide their own materials.
2-D Tuesday: Watercolor Community Class
Dates: Tuesdays July 12, 19, 26
Time: 10:30-12pm
Cost: Free to attend
This is a watercolor community class under the guidance of Dr. Donna Murray. Participants will provide their own materials. Watercolor materials are also available for purchase at The Warehouse.
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Birch Bark Basket Making with Wayne Valliere (SOLD OUT!)
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Time: 1:00-3:00pm
Instructor: Wayne Valliere
Cost: $35 / person
Birch bark basket making led by Wayne Valliere, NEA Heritage Fellow and Master Artist, and his apprentices.
Ages 10 and up.
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Summer Weekly Clay Class: Who Cares? Owl containers
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Time: 4:30-6pm
Instructor: Johanna Buwalda
Cost: $20 / person
During this class, participants of all ages will be guided through a project that can be completed in 1.5 hours. Each class will begin with a 5-10 minute educational moment specific to the project. The instructor will bisque fire, glaze, and glaze fire the projects. Participants can check the Warehouse website or Facebook page to see when the project is ready to be picked up.
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Arts on Tap: Astrophotography with Kate Reichl
Date: Tuesday July 19
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Cost: free to attend
Kate Reichl will be giving a presentation about her astrophotography and how she captures the night sky as part of our “Living WITH the Northwoods!” programming.
Arts on Tap is a free learning/lecture series. These events are free to attend and open to the public. Enjoy the conversation and grab a beverage from our Inspiration Bar!
Meet Kate Reichl:
Kate is a graduate of The University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee where she studied film and photography. She has won numerous awards for her photography and has been featured in galleries and magazines throughout Wisconsin. She has also won awards for her films and has been selected multiple times to screen at film festivals across the world.
Kate recently returned from Iceland, where she had been living while working on a documentary about avalanche survivors in the town of Ísafjörður. Here she was also able to work on astrophotography and capturing the northern lights.
Her love for astrophotography started at home on Plum Lake, where she was always fascinated with the night sky. She wanted to be able to capture that beauty and share it with others who aren’t lucky enough to experience it in person. Astrophotography remains her main focus in photography, and documentary her main focus in film.
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Yoga Flow with Kate Remme
Dates: Wednesdays weekly July 6, 13, 20, 27
(July 6 class- Cindy Conlon substituting)
Time: 8:30-9:30am
Instructor: Kate Remme
Cost: $40 / person for the 4-week July session, or $12 / class
This athletic and strengthening Yoga class will flow from one pose to the next, while releasing muscle tension & reducing stress. Various styles of Yoga will be explored, such as Power Yoga, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, and Yoga Fusion. Modifications offered for all levels.
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Large Ceramic Planters (2-day class)
Dates: Wednesday July 20 + Friday July 22
Time: 9am-1pm
Instructor: Lisa Opfer
Cost: $110 / person
Learn how to hand-build large planters and paint and decorate them with various surface decoration techniques. Each student will create one planter.
Class includes:
8 hours of instruction
3 lbs of clay
firing
glazing
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July Youth Art: Nature in the Northwoods
Dates: Wednesdays July 6, 13, 20, 27
Time: 10:30-12pm
Instructors: Donna Murray and Tammie Lindstrom
Cost: $40 for the 4-week session, or $12 / class
Children ages 6 and under are asked to please bring an adult to stay and help.
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July Intermediate/Advanced Wheel Throwing (class 2 of 3) SOLD OUT!
Dates: Wednesdays July 13, 20, 27
Time: 1-5pm
Instructor: John Langer
Cost: $185 / person
Are you interested in honing your skills on the potter’s wheel? This offering is perfect for those who have some experience and consider their skill level to be intermediate or advanced in relation to the potter’s wheel. You should be comfortable centering clay and pulling a decent wall. Further your skills under the guidance of John Langer, an experienced studio potter, in a small class setting.
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7/21 Ceramics Open Studio: Monitor- Kris
Time: 9am-2pm
Access to your clay, and our space and equipment, and a shelf for work-in-progress! Our open studio hours are held different times on different days. Check the calendar for details. The cost is $35 per calendar month, to have access to all available dates.
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Meditation with Cindy Conlon
Dates: Thursdays July 7, 14, 21, 28
Time: 9-10am
Instructor: Cindy Conlon
Cost: $40 for the 4-week Meditation session, or $12 / class
The benefits of practicing meditation are well established, including increased focus, better sleep, lower anxiety and stress, and an overall sense of happiness and well-being.
But many people don’t know how to start practicing, and many others have tried and given up. This class is designed to give beginners the help they need to establish a daily practice as well as supporting people who have an existing practice. Come meet like-minded people and find a welcoming meditation community.
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Corks & Canvas
Date: Thursday, July 21
Time: 6:00-9:00pm
Cost: $45 / person
Instructor: Megan Raymond
With instruction and guidance from an experienced artist/teacher, participants will paint their own version of an example image and will start at the beginning, including a description of tools and materials, and proceed step by step through the creation of an acrylic painting.
This class is open to adults. Includes one drink from our Inspiration Bar!
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Breath Lab with Cindy Conlon
Dates: Fridays July 8, 15, 22, 29
Time: 9-10am
Instructor: Cindy Conlon
Cost: $40 for the 4-week Breath Lab session, or $12 / class
How you breathe is the foundation of well-being, shaping the quality of your sleep, digestion, and even the density of your bones. This class will use gentle movement to help you explore how you breathe and how to restore a functional breath pattern. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and prepare to leave refreshed, alert, and with a deep sense of calm and emotional stability.
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Paco Fralick: LIVE @ Inspiration Bar
Date: Friday, July 22
Time: 7-9pm
Cost: $10 / person, parlor seating
Hailing from the Northwoods of Wisconsin his Ojibwe ancestors have called home for millennia, singer/songwriter Paco Fralick has always had a foot in two worlds, both personally and musically. His eclectic sound reflects his varied influences, blending notes of country, folk, pop, and Native Americana with original and authentic lyrics that speak to his life experiences and the healing messages he hopes to share with the world. His first studio album, Letting Go (2017) garnered critical acclaim, including a Native American Music Award for Song of the Year (“Women and Water”) which he co-wrote with Michael Bucher and a Global Music Award for Best Breakthrough Artist.
Paco’s love of music began early in his youth, nurtured through a combination of classical piano lessons and nights spent listening to his father practicing with an old reel-to-reel recorder. As a teenager, that love grew into a desire to create his own songs, but running a business and raising a family kept him from giving music his full attention until 2014. Since then, he has performed regionally throughout the Midwest, most notably at Indian Summerfest in Milwaukee where he won five awards between 2017 and 2018 for his album Letting Go.
Paco is currently working on his second and third studio albums which he hopes to release in 2021. The new music highlights his growth as a singer/songwriter, a musician and producer while continuing his style of captivating lyrics and unique musical arrangements that touch on aspects of life. His music is very real.
“My music is eclectic. It is a blend of country, folk, pop and Native Americana. It is a blend of all the people who have shaped me, all of my experiences, and all that I am and hope to be.
Music has been many things to me and continues to evolve as I do, but one thing it has always been is healing. My hope is to extend that same healing to you through my music!”
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7/23 Ceramics Open Studio: Monitor- Sheila
Time: 1-4pm
Access to your clay, and our space and equipment, and a shelf for work-in-progress! Our open studio hours are held different times on different days. Check the calendar for details. The cost is $35 per calendar month, to have access to all available dates.
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Exhibit: Wiigwaas: Birch Bark Art of the Anishinaabeg
On display July 9 - August 20
Artist: Wayne Valliere
This exhibit will feature diverse handcrafted containers (berry, food storage, winnowing (rice), cargo, cradle receptacle, feather cases, dishes and bowls, folding maple syrup baskets, a birch bark canoe). Warehouse staff and Board members and volunteers will serve as hosts and educators, providing background information and directing visitors to explore construction of the wigwam in process.
Master Artist Wayne Valliere (Mino-giizhig in Ojibwe), a member of The Lake Superior Chippewa’s Lac du Flambeau band, will be a featured artist this summer leading various discussions, classes, and talks as well as guiding a community wigwam project as part of our summer programming theme, “Living WITH the Northwoods!” Wayne is a 2020 recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowship, the nation’s highest honor awarded to those who keep folk and traditional arts alive.
Serving as the centerpiece of our programming, Wayne and his apprentices will lead students of all ages in harvesting materials from our local woodlands and constructing a summer wigwam in the courtyard of The Warehouse. The wigwam will be on display all summer and beyond.
In addition, Wayne will showcase an exhibit at The Warehouse, “The Many Uses of Birch Bark by the Anishinaabeg”. This exhibit will feature diverse handcrafted containers (berry, food storage, winnowing (rice), cargo, cradle receptacle, feather cases, dishes and bowls, folding maple syrup baskets, a birch bark canoe). The exhibit will be on display from July 9 – August 20.
Wayne has been an artist in residence at Northwestern University and currently works as a language and culture teacher at the Lac du Flambeau Public School. He is also currently in a residency with Purdue University. He is passionate about keeping cultural knowledge and traditions alive. Wayne is an experienced artist of many mediums, including beadwork, basketry, quillwork, singing, storytelling, and more. He is also one of only a handful of birch bark canoe builders left in the United States, highlighting its significance in the Anishinaabe culture and carrying on a tradition that has been handed down for thousands of years.
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Current hours:
Monday - Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday + Sunday 10am - 2pm
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Contact Us
Phone: 715-479-4060
Email: info@eagleriverart.com
The Warehouse, Inc.
107 S. Railroad St. | P.O. Box 685
Eagle River, WI 54521
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The Warehouse Community Arts Center is a 501(c)3 organization and serves as Eagle River’s artistic hub, providing quality education, programming, and events that explore all aspects of creativity for all ages. We believe that access to the arts improves the quality of life of each individual who lives and plays here while also helping contribute to the economic vitality of our community.
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