Art inspired by infertility, Recipes as epitaphs, Illustrating monsters
We talk about an exhibit in Milwaukee that explores the struggles with fertility. Then, we learn about the recipes included on tombstones around the country. And artist Mike Bass explains […] An exhibition at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design's Frederick Layton Gallery is exploring the struggles with fertility and the feelings and experiences of people struggling with fertility. The exhibition includes work from dozens of Wisconsin artists and includes recipes from tombstones around the country. Artist Mike Bass explains how he brings Wisconsin's folklore monsters to life through his unique illustrations. The author of "To Die For: A Cookbook of Gravestone Recipes" tours some cemetery recipes in the Midwest. Additionally, Nancy Jorgensen discusses her love for stick shift driving and her nostalgia for manual transmission.
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We talk about an exhibit in Milwaukee that explores the struggles with fertility. Then, we learn about the recipes included on tombstones around the country. And artist Mike Bass explains how he bring... [1244 symbols]
