Some Recent EVENTS
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Pre-Compression:
The Wisconsin Spring Burning Man Event!
Saturday, March 22, 2008, 8pm.
At BurningSNOW, 2578 N. Weil Street, Milwaukee. Advance registration is REQUIRED for this event.
Details HERE
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Riverwest
Mardi-Gras Parade
The fourth Annual Riverwest Arts-Parade.
Fat Tuesday, February 5, 2008, 7pm. Event
details HERE
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Ongoing PROGRAMS at the
Institute:
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BurningSNOW
Center
In Riverwest, Milwaukee.
A meeting space, gallery and workshop for the Wisconsin
Experimental Arts community. Open every Sunday and for special
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Brain Box TV
A volunteer-produced television
show seen Saturday and Sunday at
11pm on Milwaukee cable channel 96. A national award-winning combination
of sketch comedy, documentary, and performance.
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Wisconsin
Regional Contact
The WI Contact Office for the Burning Man
Project. We help connect the local creative class to the world's most
influential experimental arts event.
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Snowflake Village
A group of 150 artists and technologists
from the Midwest and Canada who create a fully self-sufficient
art-encampment at Burning Man. |

A chartered student
organization offering instruction in the performance arts of Poi, hoop, and
staff. Open to
students and non-students alike.
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MORE:
We sponsor the Riverwest Mardi-Gras
parade of the arts, conduct lectures
& Presentations, maintain a philosophical Lending Library
with dozens of major works of thought, and answer the question who are the
CLEVIANS?
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Upcoming Projects at the Institute
(pending funding)
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Milwaukee Art Car (coming
soon)
A truck will
be converted into a mobile canvas for electro luminescent
art, and will serve as a rolling classroom, teaching the crossover region
between art and technology.
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Great Lakes Experimental
Arts Conference
(coming soon)
A multi-day gathering of
experimental artists from around the world, freely sharing ideas in a de-commodified
atmosphere.
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Temporary Public Art
(coming soon) We
will facilitate large-scale, temporary techno-art projects that will bring
together old-school industrial workers with creative IT workers to create
innovative installations..
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