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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

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10:00 AM 4:00 PM Art Exhibition: 4/3 Print Exchange
UW-Parkside Foundation Gallery, The Rita
Organized by UW-Parkside printmaking instructor, Alicia Ulm, the 4/3 Print Exchange exhibition includes small prints created by students from the collegiate printmaking programs at UW-Parkside, Wisconsin Lutheran College, Illinois State University, and Kendall College of Art and Design. The exhibition continues through June 28.    
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10:00 AM 4:00 PM Art Exhibition: Life on Lake Michigan: Photos from the Early 1900s
E.H. Mathis Gallery
“Life on Lake Michigan: Photographs from the Early 1900s” features large format pictures printed from digital scans of antique plate glass negatives held in the UW-Parkside Archives. Images include the schooner “Blackhawk” under full sail in Kenosha Harbor circa 1900; the "Grisham" at harbor in Milwaukee Sept. 5, 1897; the Canadian yacht “Invader” racing against the “Vencedor “ (the “Vencedor “ is featured in another photo shown in this exhibition) Aug. 12, 1901; and others. Dry plate glass negatives, like the one on display, date to the late 1800s and early 1900s. The digital photographs shown in this exhibition were printed on campus during spring semester.    
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10:00 AM 4:00 PM Art Exhibition: 23rd Parkside National Small Print Exhibition
Fine Arts Gallery
After a three-year break, the Parkside National Small Print Exhibition is back! More than 100 prints from locally and nationally known artists are shown with copies of many available for purchase. This year’s exhibition gives print enthusiasts a different view—held as it is in the nearly 2,000-square-foot Fine Arts Gallery as opposed to the former, smaller UW-Parkside Arts Gallery—and more time to enjoy the prints with the exhibition running through July. Local artists include Dennis Bayuzick and Lisa Bigalke of Kenosha and Richard Berns of Racine. All but one of the pieces in this year’s exhibition are available for purchase. The university keeps 20% of the sale price for scholarships and programing for students.    
7:00 PM 9:00 PM Mini Course: Digital Camera Basics
Molinaro 140
Begins June 4th. Pixels, mega-pixels, JPEGs, resolution . . . what does it all mean? What can I do to get better pictures? This course can help you! This is a basic hands-on class covering functions commonly found on today's digital cameras from a Point & Shoot camera to a digital SLR. From memory cards to the different dials and menus, this class will help you sort it all out and get you on the road to taking better pictures. Students should bring cameras and manuals and be ready to explore new potentials! Instructor: Mike Bisom Limit: 10  
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10:00 PM 4:00 AM Art Exhibition: 23rd Parkside National Small Print Exhibition
Fine Arts Gallery
After a three-year break, the Parkside National Small Print Exhibition is back! More than 100 prints from locally and nationally known artists are shown with copies of many available for purchase. This year’s exhibition gives print enthusiasts a different view—held as it is in the nearly 2,000-square-foot Fine Arts Gallery as opposed to the former, smaller UW-Parkside Arts Gallery—and more time to enjoy the prints with the exhibition running through July. Local artists include Dennis Bayuzick and Lisa Bigalke of Kenosha and Richard Berns of Racine. All but one of the pieces in this year’s exhibition are available for purchase. The university keeps 20% of the sale price for scholarships and programing for students.