An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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u Dec. 4-6 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Pops Marcus Center u Dec. 5, 2:30pm Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra: The Snowman Live music with the film Marcus Center u Dec. 5 Cherish the Ladies Cedarburg Performing Arts Center u Dec. 6 Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts Turner Hall u Dec. 7 Heart Riverside Theater u Dec. 8 Michael McDonald: This Christmas Riverside Theater u Dec. 9 Festival City Symphony: Holiday Pajama Jamboree Marcus Center u Dec. 11 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra: Celtic Woman: Home for Christmas Riverside Theater u Dec. 12 The Music of Queen with The MSO Riverside Theater u Dec. 12 Dianne Reeves 2015 Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance Wilson Center for the Arts keymilwaukee.com 15 isitors to the Milwaukee Art Museum this month will be treated to a photographic tour de force, Larry Sultan: Here and Home, and the opportunity to be among the first to explore the $34-million renovation and reinstallation of its gallery space that opened to the public Nov. 24. This is the first retrospective of celebrated California photographer Larry Sultan (1946–2009). The Milwaukee exhibition runs through Jan. 24, 2016, and is its sole venue outside of California. Here and Home explores Sultan's thirty-five-year career, from his early conceptual and collaborative projects of the 1970s to his solo, documentary-style photographs. One of the most influential photographers of his generation, Sultan explored ideas of home, family, belonging, façade and storytelling in evocative pictures that challenged photographic conventions. Six major bodies of work are represented: Evidence (1975–'77), done collaboratively with Mike Mandel; Swimmers (1978–'82); Pictures from Home (1983–'92); The Valley (1997–2003); Homeland (2006–'09) and Sultan's editorial work. Larry Sultan: Here and Home features more than two hundred photographs, a billboard, film, and "Study Hall," a room offering a unique lens into Sultan's exploratory process, both as an artist and a teacher. The exhibition was organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Presenting sponsors in Milwaukee are Madeleine and David Lubar. Museum hours are 10am-5 pm Tues.-Sun. and until 8pm on Thurs. For more information, visit mam.org or phone (414) 224-3200. V Now is the time to visit Larry Sultan, Untitled, from the series Swimmers, 1978-1982, Chromogenic print Image. Courtesy the Estate of Larry Sultan © Estate of Larry Sultan HAPPENINGS g