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\\ Tearsheet // Beautiful Dreamer: The Foster Project

Kathrine Schleicher January 14, 2013
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Shot for Alverno Presents Season 53. Printed in this month's issue of Milwaukee Magazine. Many thanks to my Dylan for all of his assisting help! More info here: http://alvernopresents.alverno.edu/pages/shows/Beautiful-Dreamer.aspx

 

In Published, Music and Dance Tags Alverno Presents, Artists & Musicians, Juniper Tar, Milwaukee, Ryan Schleicher, Stephen Foster, The Foster Project, The Stage
← Nick Sanborn for Alverno Presents and Duke PerformancesJapan: Old Friend, New Friend { Words by Dylan, Photos by Kat } →
This was a very good place to be ✨#alvernopresents #triciabrowndance #forestmyers
New portrait / lifestyle work for Northwestern Mutual #onlocation ⠀
⚡️🐇Happy Easter 🐇⚡️
Sping (snack) Break 2019 ⠀
#tbt An outtake from a @milwaukeemag story about Milwaukee Chefs a few years back. Actually maybe more than a few... because this chef is now a furniture maker @adamlucks. I have had so much fun lately finding these old favorites. Also a reminder that I have taken crazy amount of photos in my life. #dontstopnow ⠀
“Being the only woman blacksmith in a family blacksmith shop is a reality that can be your worst enemy or your best friend. Sometimes both in one day. Honestly it takes more willpower than anything. Push yourself to do as well as they do. To not to let yourself get rubbed the wrong way with the shots they take, because they do it to each other as well.” ⠀ .⠀ Name: Zoey⠀ Job: Design Management and Apprentice Blacksmith Women as a percentage of total employed as Welding, soldering, and brazing workers: 4.8%⠀
Uncle George, Trump Brothers Grain Co, 2009⁣⠀ ⁣⠀ I have been documenting the place where I grew up since I first learned how to use a camera. What I have focused on has changed over the years and this photo was from a series of portraits of people who lived on my family's farm at some point in their lives (not at the same time). I visit a couple times a year, but it's been awhile since I have taken photos there (not counting candid photo of my kids). Heading down there this week and hoping to pick up where I left off many years ago. #youcanalwaysgohomeagain⁣⠀
Two extraordinary women doing great things, Valerie Lucks and Ashley Smith. I was so excited when I got this portrait assignment for @milwaukeemag when @girlsrockmke just started. If you haven't heard... "Girls Rock MKE is a summer day camp for girls aged 8-16. Ladies Rock MKE is an intensive Friday-Sunday music camp for women, transgender and gender non-conforming folks of any identity 18 years or older." I photographed the first camp back in 2013. It touched me so much, I had to hold back tears while photographing the showcase performance at Turner Hall. I would have LOVED to have been a part of something like that when I was a kid. Can’t wait till my gal is old enough. Visit girlsrockmke.org to register for 2019 camps! ⁣⠀
Name: Christa⁣⠀ Job: Piano Technician, Chicago, IL⁣⠀ Women as a percentage of total employed as Piano Technicians: 10-15% (estimated from my own research)⁣⠀
The bias towards women in this job has certainly lessened since 1988 when I came on the job. Surely, it has been proven we do this job as well as our male counterparts, and in many ways, even better. My attitude always has been that anyone coming into this field must know they have to "prove" themselves capable of the very challenging demands of this type of work, whether you are male or female, black or white, etc.”⁣⠀ .⁣⠀ Name: Kathy ⁣⠀ Job Title: Police Detective, Milwaukee, WI ⁣⠀ Length of Employment: 22 years as a detective; 7 years as a uniform patrol officer⁣⠀ Women as a percentage of total employed as Detectives and criminal investigators: 21%⁣⠀
Jean & Deborah, Pastors // 17.6% of Clergy are women. #womenatwork ⠀
Today may have been the first time I have ever looked at these photos from 2014 ❤️ I completely don't remember taking this photo or anything else about this day. #lifewithanewbornandtoddler #nationalsiblingsday 👫⠀
Moon over Motel Capri, Easter 2012 ⁣⠀
Josh, Easter 2012 ⁣
Uncle Jesse, Easter 2012 ⁣
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