Arts & Entertainment - July 27, 2007
Haggerty pairs Bourgeois print series
"Louise Bourgeois, Recent Projects," which runs until Sept. 30, pairs two limited-edition print series created in 2002 and 2003. It was curated by Haggerty assistant curator Annemarie Sawkins.
Tags: Bourgeois, Sawkins, Haggerty, Marquette, Tate Modern

Milwaukee Buzz - April 19, 2005
Brew City insider tips: 10 ways to make life in Milwaukee easier
We've all got our shortcuts, secret parking spots and little tricks that we use to make life a little easier every day. We've decided to share a few of ours with you, beloved readers. From good Brewers seats to free yoga, here are some hints for making your day cheaper and easier.
Tags: Brewers, yoga, Haggerty, Marquette, Oriental, Sobelman's, Interchange, Blu, Pfister

Arts & Entertainment - Jan. 5, 2004
Milwaukee art goes international
Milwaukee Art Museum opens a German Expressionist prints show with a film festival, Villa Terrace hosts watercolors of Tuscan landscapes and Marquette's Haggerty features Russian-born Marc Chagall this month.
Tags: Villa, MAM, German Expressionists, Murnau, Chagall, Marquette, Haggerty

Milwaukee Buzz - May 10, 2003
Walker's series kicks off with art borrowed from Haggerty
Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker has taken his share of criticism for killing the now infamous Blue Shirt project at the airport. Walker now unveils a new Courthouse series called the County Executive Art Forums, intended to encourage dialogue and interest in public and private art.
Tags: art, Haggerty, Marquette, Watts Happeneding, Pinkney, county

Music - Oct. 1, 2002
Milwaukee Talks: Paul Amitai
Paul Amitai has long been a part of Milwaukee's music and arts scenes. He was lead singer of the popular ska band The Pacers and has since become one of the city's most adventurous musicians. He's also an accomplished visual artist. We recently caught up with Amitai to see what he's been up to.
Tags: Amitai, Haggerty, Radloff, Tropics, Social, Pacers, art