COOKBOOK SHUFFLE
A party to celebrate the release of
A party to celebrate the release of
KADABRA VOL II
Sunday, May 6, 1-5pm
Sunday, May 6, 1-5pm
ACRE Projects
1913 W 17th Street
1913 W 17th Street
ACRE’s COOKBOOK SHUFFLE will be an afternoon of treats and libations featuring performances and happenings to celebrate the release of Kadabra Vol II.
Donate $5 to feast on a buffet prepared by the ACRE kitchen witches or
just feast your eyes on our new collection of recipes and artwork out
of the ACRE kitchen. Performances include an experimental operatic
violin and voice conversation between Meg Leary and Allison Trumbo,
the synchronized dances and theatrical anger of Forced into Femininity,
and a quiet set from the always dramatic electro-dance group Xina
Xurner.
KADABRA VOL II pairs delectable recipes
from the ACRE kitchen with artists’ renditions of those recipes in a
set of 25 cards packaged in a limited edition screen-printed tea towel
designed by Ciara Ruffino. Contributing artists include: Zacharias
Abubeker, Caitlin Arnold, Matt Austin, Becca Brown, Emily Clayton,
Caleb Cole, Ben Driggs, Emily Green, James Green, Maggie Haas, Ashley
Hudson, Matthew Lane, Bryan Lear, David Moré, Kristina Paabus, Joseph
Rynkiewicz, Erin Washington, and Nicholas Wylie. Plus some extra
special entries from 2011 visiting artists Selena Abbott & Ariel
Diamond, Jenny Kendler, Lora Lode, and Courtney Nulicek. Compiled and
edited with love and care by ACRE chefs Melissa Damasauskas and Rachel
Ettling.
ACRE
(Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibition) was founded in 2010
with the ambition to provide the arts community with an affordable,
cooperative, and dialogue-oriented residency program. The residency
itself takes place each summer in rural southwest Wisconsin and brings
together artists from across disciplines and levels of experience to
create a regenerative community of cultural producers. Over the course
of the following year ACRE endeavors to further support its residents by
providing venues for exhibitions, idea exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, and experimental projects.
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