May 18 | Saturday | 10a.m. - 4 p.m.
ArtStart Filmmaking 101 — Make Movies With Your Phone
In
this one day class you will learn a basic overview of the process of
filmmaking and be given tools to produce your own short film from start
to finish using the smartphone you already have in your pocket! This is
an introductory class, so no prior knowledge or experience of filmmaking
or videography is necessary.
The instructor will be video and music producer Nate Sheppard. The fee is $20 per person. Class will take place at ArtStart.
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May 22 | Wednesday | 7-9 p.m.
ArtStart and WXPR Present...In Progress
An evening dedicated to sharing your craft, however finished it may be:
storytelling, poetry, music, comedy, theater, film, and all things
creative.
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June 8 | Saturday | 5-7 p.m.
Opening Reception and Artist Talk with Phillip Faulkner
Exhibition : Layers by Phillip Faulkner
Suggested donation for admission. Cash bar available.
Phillip Faulkner is interested in how technology and the emergence of
media outlets inform, affect and intertwine with the historical art
canon. His artistic inquiry spans visual media, but the one constant in
his work is an embrace of collage philosophy. Faulkner produces work
that melds the digital and tangible, bridges technology and tradition,
and attempts to create imagery that is both new and nostalgic. The
artwork in Layers employs appropriated imagery from disparate sources,
combined with original marks that are placed in new combinations.
June 14 | Friday | 6 - 10 p.m.
Outdoor Film and Concert Series:
Bring your friends, family, and a picnic to enjoy our outdoor concert and film.
Boat Patrol will be performing with Scott Kirby and Tyler Watkins with
Evening of the Dead: A Tribute to the Grateful Dead. The concert will
begin at 6 p.m. followed by a film screening at dark of "The Hunchback
of Notre Dame" (1923).
Cash bar available. No alcohol carry-ins please.
Suggested $10 donation. Donations pay the musicians.
June 26 | Wednesday | 7-9 p.m.
ArtStart and WXPR Present...In Progress
An evening dedicated to sharing your craft, however finished it may be:
storytelling, poetry, music, comedy, theater, film, and all things
creative.
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June 28 through June 30 | 6 p.m. Start
ArtStart 48 Hour Film Contest!
Grab
a camera, make a team, and compete for prizes by creating a short film
from start to finish in under 48 hours! Each team will be given
instructions at the beginning of the contest and then it’s up to you to
make the best video you can before the clock runs out.
The contest will start on Friday evening (June 28th) at 6PM with an
opening event host-ed at ArtStart. Then, once the countdown begins, you
have roughly two days to complete your film. Finished video files will
be due by midnight on Sunday (June 30th).
Then, once all the films have been received and judged, join us again at
ArtStart on Saturday, July 13th where all of the winning films will be
showcased and prizes will be awarded.
The cost is $25 per team if you register by 12PM, June 23rd.
Registration will be $35 after that and $45 if you register at the
opening event on June 28th.
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July 18 | Thursday | 7-9 p.m.
Concert: Victoria Vox
Suggested $10 admission donation. All concert admission donations pay the musicians.
A beer and wine cash bar is open during all evening concerts.
Co-hosted by WXPR, Local. Public. Radio
https://www.victoriavox.com/home
Victoria Vox is an ukulele-toting award-winning songwriter and
performer. Originally from Green Bay, WI, Vox has lived in France,
England, Nashville, Baltimore, and now resides in Costa Mesa, CA. With a
passion for songwriting since she was 10, she studied at the Berklee
College of Music (Boston, MA) and in 2003, she took up the ukulele as
her main accompaniment.
Since the release of her first ukulele album in 2006, Vox has been one
of the leading songwriters on the ukulele scene (Ukulele Magazine, front
cover + feature article). However, she straddles into the folk scene as
well, where she has opened for Jackson Browne, Tom Chapin, Leo Kottke,
and Cheryl Wheeler. She performs mostly as a one-woman-band,
incorporating a loop pedal and bass effect on her ukulele, while taking
her own solos (on mouth-trumpet), and cutting through it all with her
genuine lyrics and pure voice.
A stage name can be a becoming thing. "Vox" (in latin) means voice, and
along with her care for the environment (1% for the Planet Member), she
has written and donated songs to the American Aspergers Association and
the Duchenne Foundation.
On a lighter note, she also has perfected the Mouth-Trumpet which, to
some, is considered a form of "beat-boxing". Vox takes improvisational
solos echoing the tones of trumpet genius, Chet Baker, solely with her
voice. This odd and quirky talent, nonetheless, landed her on the Jay
Leno Show (2009) and on the front page of the Wall Street Journal
(2015).
July 31 | Wednesday | 7-9 p.m.
ArtStart and WXPR Present...In Progress
An evening dedicated to sharing your craft, however finished it may be:
storytelling, poetry, music, comedy, theater, film, and all things
creative.
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August 2 | Friday | 11:30 - 1:30 p.m.
Eat To The Beat Lunchtime Concert Series: Phyl Wickham
Grab your lunch and Eat To The Beat of the music at
ArtStart's outdoor stage. The perfect break on a sunny
summer Friday afternoon. All are welcome!
If it rains, we will use ArtStart's indoor stage.
Sponsored by Assoicated Bank.
August 2 - Phyl Wickham
August 9 - Brett Schwartz
August 16 - Michael J. Fox
August 23 - Boat Patrol & Friends
August 30 - Brian McLaughlin
September 6 - Scott Kirby
September 13 - Nate Sheppard
September 20 - Stovepipe Stephens
August 7 | Wednesday | 8 - 4 p.m.
Redikulas Dae
Stop by our booth in front of Latitudes for our annual Second Hand Art Sale! All sale proceeds benefit ArtStart.
August 8 | Thursday | 7 - 9 p.m.
Concert: Brothers Burn Mountain
$10 suggested admission donation. Donations go to the musicians.
http://thebrothersburnmountain.com/
They may be a blur of motion when they perform live, but on their new
release, "When You Crave a Sweetness," The Brothers Burn Mountain show
that they're also inventive songwriters whose musical panorama extends
beyond simple, athletic energy.
Recorded [in part] at Sparta Sound Studios in Sparta, Minn., with Rich
Mattson at the helm, the new disc shows it's impossible to pin this duo -
brothers Jesse and Ryan Dermody - down to any definitive sound or
style, as they simply career from track to track with the abandon of a
rabid dog in a vigorous mash-up of sensibilities.
Even the word eclectic comes up short describing the brothers Dermody.
What "When You Crave a Sweetness" brings to light is that they're
talented musicians whose palette of aural shades and hues is so varied
that they really are unclassifiable." - John Ziegler, The Duluth News
Tribune.
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ArtStart
PO Box 896
68 South Stevens Street
Rhinelander, WI 54501
(715) - 362 - 4328
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