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MMoCA Winter 2020 newsletter

Exhibitions of the Chicago Imagists, James Cagle, and Ray Yoshida. Jasper Johns in our collection.

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MUSEUM EVENTS<br />

Photo by Sharon Vanorny<br />

<strong>MMoCA</strong> OPENING<br />

FRIDAY, MAR 13 • 6–9 PM<br />

Join us at <strong>MMoCA</strong> on Friday, March 13 from 6–9 pm for the opening of Uncommon Accumulation: The Mark and Judy<br />

Bednar Collection of Chicago Imagism, an exhibition featuring more than 80 works by celebrated Chicago Imagist<br />

artists Roger Brown, Robert Lostutter, Gladys Nilsson, Jim Nutt, and Christina Ramberg among others. The exhibition<br />

highlights works gifted to the museum by the Bednars. The evening will offer live music from members of the Willy<br />

Street Chamber Players, a cash bar, and hors d’oeuvres from Fresco in the <strong>MMoCA</strong> Lobby.<br />

At 6:30 pm, Robert Lostutter and Gladys Nilsson will discuss their work and the formation of the Chicago Imagists<br />

in a conversation moderated by <strong>MMoCA</strong> curator of the permanent collection, Mel Becker Solomon. Seating capacity<br />

is limited.<br />

This event is free for <strong>MMoCA</strong> members/$10 for non-members. <strong>MMoCA</strong> Openings are sponsored by Newcomb<br />

Construction Company and The Alexander Company with additional support from Fresco and media support from<br />

Isthmus.<br />

ARTS MEMORY<br />

CAFÉ<br />

THURSDAYS, 1–3 PM<br />

JAN 16, FEB 20,<br />

MAR 19, APR 16<br />

People living with Alzheimer’s disease or other<br />

dementias are invited to participate in the Arts<br />

Memory Café held at <strong>MMoCA</strong>.<br />

A partnership with the Alzheimer’s & Dementia<br />

Alliance of Wisconsin (ADAW), the program offers<br />

creative enrichment for those experiencing memory<br />

loss. There is no cost to attend. Anyone who requires<br />

assistance to participate must be accompanied by<br />

someone who can provide that support. Detailed<br />

information is available at www.alzwisc.org.<br />

ART VELO<br />

THURSDAY, JAN 30<br />

4–7:30 PM<br />

On the evening of January 30, <strong>MMoCA</strong> will present the<br />

sixth annual Art Velo, a unique fundraising event for<br />

the museum. Art Velo brings together individuals and<br />

teams of riders for a one-of-a-kind cycling experience in<br />

the <strong>MMoCA</strong> lobby. The event is open to anyone interested<br />

in sponsoring a bike in support of the museum. This<br />

year, bike sponsors will have the opportunity to network,<br />

compete for prizes, get creative, and enjoy energizing<br />

drinks and fare along with a high-energy, music-infused<br />

riding session led by CycleBar. For information about<br />

sponsoring this or other <strong>MMoCA</strong> events please send an<br />

email to Annik Dupaty, Director of Events & Volunteers,<br />

at annik@mmoca.org.<br />

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Funding for this program has been provided by Qual<br />

Line Fence Corporation.

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