Faculty & Staff

OH LUCY!
Nov 14-17  |  Japan, 2017  |  Atsuko Hirayanagi  |  Japanese, English languages  |  95 min

FREE STUDENT SCREENING  Sunday, Nov 17  |  5 pm

In this offbeat comedy, Setsuko, a lonely, angry, sullen woman, lives a life of quiet desperation, suffering her inane co-workers and trudging home to a studio apartment that barely offers enough space to sleep and hang her clothes. She lives vicariously through her niece, Mika, who suddenly runs off to America with her English teacher, John. Setsuko, who has a midlife crush on the teacher, impulsively decides to follow them with her estranged sister, Ayako, in tow. Throughout the film the emphasis is on feminine sensibilities and quirky surprises. Some of those are cute, like Setsuko’s barely-concealed lust-crush on John and others are dark, hitting viewers with a little ugly reality in the midst of Setsuko’s seemingly hopeless romantic fantasy. 2016 Sundance, winner: International Filmmakers Award; 2018 Beijing International Film Festival, winner: Best New Director. IMDB Link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6343058/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

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Welcome to the 2019-2020 Foreign Film Series. The 38th consecutive season of the UW-Parkside Foreign Film Series (FFS) includes 15 internationally acclaimed films, including: Jean-Luc Godard’s New Wave classic Breathless (France, 1960); Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Shoplifters (Japan, 2018), which won Best Picture at the 2019 Asian Film Awards; and Secret Ingredient (North Macedonia, 2017), selected as North Macedonia’s 2019 Oscar submission and an impressive first feature from director Gjorce Stavreski. The other films in the program have been recognized for excellence in numerous international film festivals and competitions around the world such as the Sundance Film Festival, the European Film Awards, and the Cannes Film Festival.

ADMISSION

Season subscription only. Students are FREE with ID on Sundays at 5 pm.

Visit the box office online (tickets link below) or call campus concierge: 262-595-2307

SCREENINGS

Thursday 7:30 pm
Friday 7:30 pm
Saturday 5 pm and 8 pm
Sunday 2 pm and 5 pm

Foreign language films are subtitled, and subtitles are used on English language films when available.

VENUE

Student Center Cinema
900 Wood Rd. 
Kenosha, WI 53144
Parking: Lot A

Purchase Subscription here: https://uwparksidetickets.universitytickets.com/w/default.aspx

Deanna Antony
What Remains

Nov 20-Dec 17 | Mathis Gallery
Reception Nov 14
Artist Talk Nov 20 | 5 pm | The Rita, L123

Deanna Antony '16 investigates identity and emotional repair with cut fabrics. With her scissors, she gives new boundaries and parameters to function within. By sewing pieces together and stuffing them, she creates new, biomorphic forms. The results are objects invested with emotions and stuffed with memories, contrasted against the negative space surrounding them.

Gallery Hours
Tue-Thu  |  9 am-3 pm
By appointment (email gallery@uwp.edu)
Closed weekends and holidays

Gallery Director
Colin Matthes
262-595-2565
gallery@uwp.edu

About Parkside Galleries

We are educationally-driven with thematically-focused, interdisciplinary exhibitions. Although we do not have the staff to actively review all exhibition submissions, we invite artists to introduce themselves by sending an email with a link to a website address. We are always on the lookout for new and interesting work, especially if it intersects with our educational mission.

AIGA Parkside Pop-Up Shop
Nov 20-23 | Foundation Gallery

The student chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) turns the Foundation Gallery into a pop-up shop for your holiday needs. Stop by to support AIGA student members and buy a gifts for everyone on your list... including yourself.

Gallery Hours
Tue-Thu  |  9 am-3 pm
By appointment (email gallery@uwp.edu)
Closed weekends and holidays

Gallery Director
Colin Matthes
262-595-2565
gallery@uwp.edu

About Parkside Galleries

We are educationally-driven with thematically-focused, interdisciplinary exhibitions. Although we do not have the staff to actively review all exhibition submissions, we invite artists to introduce themselves by sending an email with a link to a website address. We are always on the lookout for new and interesting work, especially if it intersects with our educational mission.

NOVEMBER 20, 2019
Smart Cities as Platforms for Cooperation
Dr. Peggy James

Individuals Compete, Connectives Cooperate, Collectives Collaborate. These political, social, and economic relations have important impacts on identity, equity, and development, and technology offers the opportunity to move from one level to the next.

The Smart Cities vernacular has become a prolific phrase in our community over the last year. Join us to consider the various issues raised by the development of wired and integrated cities. We offer a general education course, CPS 103 - Introduction to Smart Cities, which includes and encourages community participation at weekly brown bag lunches. These events are free and open to the public. You do not need to register or sign-up ahead of time--feel free to just show up! 

Parking information can be found here: https://www.uwp.edu/explore/directionsvisit/visitorparking.cfm