Welcome Chimenti Studios, the Newest Business to Join Patch

Have you visited this Fox Point art studio yet? Review and rate this business on Patch!

Here at Fox Point-Bayside Patch, we're proud to acknowledge our neighbors in the business community. And that's why we're giving a big shout-out to one businesses that claimed their listings on Patch this week. Our newest claimed listing is from Chimenti Studios. Owner and professional artist Carrie Chimenti studied the arts in the U.S.and Perugia and Rome, Italy. She is a mixed media artist specializing in sculptures and artistic wall finishes such as Japanese plaster work. Are you ready to claim your listing? Claiming your listing on Patch shows readers you're watching the reviews that are posted, and that you're ready to update the listing information with more information of your own. By claiming a listing, you can: Claiming your …

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Through the Lens of Our Youth

A compilation of artistic photography from Nicolet High School students. Have you taken some creative photos? Add them to our Gallery!

Photos: Wisconsin Labor, a Contemporary Portrait at Cardinal Stritch University

Six Wisconsin artists capture the real meaning of the Wisconsin workforce.

A total of six Wisconsin photographers were asked to create a portrait of Wisconsin Labor, a look at the diversity and nature of real Wisconsin work.  The works of Tim Abler, chair of Cardinal Stritch University's visual arts department, along with Dick Blau of Milwaukee, David Heberlein of River Falls, J. Shimon and J. Lindemann of Manitowoc, and Jamie Young of Madison will be on display in the Northwestern Mutual Art Gallery from Sept. 23 through Nov. 6.

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The American Dream Isn't Dead...But It's Changing

Starting today, Patch sites nationwide will chronicle the pursuit of the dream - and the obstacles to achieving it - in an ongoing series of stories.

When a Fox Point art dealer opened his shop in 2004, he never anticipated being tossed into the middle of the worst economy since the Great Depression. But Frank Allen Sadler, owner of the Frank Allen Gallery on North Port Washington Drive, opened his doors to host his first exhibition in two years in hopes to bounce back. He's pursuing the American Dream. So are Patty McNichols and Oanh Vu, as they bring new businesses to Audubon Court like The Lift Pilates, and Pho Hai Tuyet II. Yes, the American Dream - opening your own business, owning a home, saving for retirement or sending the kids to college - has come under fire in since the economic downturn. Those dreams haven't died, but achieving them today is more challenging than it has been…

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Fox Point and Bayside Week in Review: April 17-23

A weekly recap highlighting the week's top news in Fox Point and Bayside.

Fox Point-Bayside Patch is featuring a weekly recap of the top stories from April 17-23. UPDATED: Two Accidents on I-43 ; Car vs. Semi and Jaws of Life Required for Second Accident Around 3 p.m. Thursday, two vehicles crashed in independent accidents on Interstate 43 between Brown Deer Road and County Line Road. The first vehicle skidded up onto the grass and rolled and the second incident occurred about one mile south, where a car sideswiped a semi-truck. Both drivers were safely extricated with help from the North Shore Fire Department with only minor injuries. Check out the story for photos and a video at the crash site. Darling Recall Supporters File 30,000 Petition Signatures After collecting 10,000 more signatures than necessary, …

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