Review in the Wisconsin Gazette
An excerpt from Kat Murrell’s review of Listening to Mitchell for the Wisconsin Gazette: The highlighting of personalities and personal stories is a move toward mindfulness that applies not only to […]
Tag Archives: Historic Mitchell Street
A walk with Mayor Tom Barrett
As part of his initiative to walk 100 miles in 100 days throughout the city of Milwaukee, Mayor Tom Barrett came by the street for a promenade through Listening to Mitchell. […]
Visitors, 8/3
The audio installation’s fourth week has ended (just one left!). Today, visitors shared some wonderful stories with us, including a quiet moment with mom at an audio installation in Davenport, […]
Opening friday!
With dreams of Goldmann’s green dancing in our heads
This week, we got good news about our plans for the Goldmann’s building. Big, bright installation, coming soon!
On the street: LC Discount
Monday on Mitchell — more images
At the installation’s west entrance, the Modjeska Theater’s marquee announces “Listening to Mitchell.” Across the street, four large images on the building-side at 1135 W. Mitchell state “She understood it but couldn’t […]
A trip around the world/street
During the field trip, students traveled the world — by foot — on Mitchell Street. They’ve been studying cultures throughout the school year, so they were ready — from Anmol Restaurant […]
Listening to stories on Mitchell Street
As part of the field trip with Allen-Field second and third graders, we brought them inside the future site of our audio installation to play some audio pieces we’ve produced as […]
Looking for artwork on Mitchell Street
We had an incredible day with second and third grade students of Allen-Field Elementary. The walking tours of the street included looking for the artwork, sharing stories, listening carefully, and visiting […]
The Making of Listening to Mitchell 