MOSS PIGLET September 2018
I Behind The Scenes / Left of The Lake 
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The Krazines held their August 2018 art jam at Lemon Street Gallery, 4601 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI. For this issue, these artists used the theme of lemons as a lanuchpad for their creativity. Thank you to Beth Dary and Lemon Street Gallery for their hospitality.
Kj Allison
Contributing Artists
Samira Gdisis
Junior Barnes
Glitter Queen
Bitzy Coats
Nita L. Lewis
Mica Fiocchi
Marisa Wilson
Bobby Childers
Missy Isely-Poltrock
Terry Evans
Mary Nelson
Cover image: Kj Allison Inside cover photo: Junior Barnes Published by Left of the Lake, LLC in association with the Kenosha/Racine Area Zine Makers
Let’s Eat by Bobby Childers
Lemons are sour They’re grown in the South Take a big bite And you’ll pucker your mouth Add sugar and eggs And cook ‘til it’s thick Pour into a prepared shell (after it’s cooled) Now here’s the trick Artwork by Mona Dannenberg
Whip up some egg whites ‘til stiff peaks form Then pile it on high ‘cause that’s the norm
Bake in the oven ‘til brown peaks on high Now get you a slice Of your lemon meringue pie. Photo by MGDboston at Morguefile.com 1 Behind The Scenes / Left of The Lake
2 Drunk on Lemons / Bitzy Coats
Mica Fiocci / Self Portrait, 3 Years Removed 3 3 Behind The Scenes / Left of The Lake 
4 Untitled / Mary Nelson
5 Behind The Scenes / Left of The Lake Marisa Wilson /When Life Gives You ... 5
6 Lemon Curd / Kj Allison
7 Behind The Scenes / Left of TheMural Lake by Prince Parise / Lemon Street Gallery 7
8 Lemon Street History / Terry Evans
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Terry Evans / Lemon Street History 9
10 The New Lemonhead / Junior Barnes
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Samira Gdisis / Untitled 11
12 Lemon Bus / Missy Isely-Poltrock
13 Behind The Scenes / Left of The Lake  Peg Rousar Thompson / My Fair Share 13
14 Cup Full of Dreams / Nita L. Lewis
15 Behind The Scenes / Left of by TheOrchid Lake  at Morguefile.com / Bearly Squeezed 15 Photo
16 Fresh from the Garden /Bobby Childers
4601 Sheridan Rd. Kenosha, WI 53140 262-605-4745 email: beth@lemonstreetgallery.org www.lemonstreetgallery.org
In the Spring of 1998, five artists toyed with the idea of forming a co-op gallery. Because owning a building is more secure than renting, two of the artists bought a handsome brick storefront that had apartments on the second floor to help pay the mortgage. LSG opened with 13 artists on November 5, 1999 and they've been growing ever since. Today, LSG is a 501(c)3, tax-exempt visual arts center averaging 75-100 exhibiting members. Three paid staff, artist-members, interns and volunteers share in the tasks associated with running our organization: like planning exhibitions, teaching classes and administering arts-focused partnerships within the community. Their 6000 sq. ft. building was built in 1919 on the corner of Lemon Street and Sheridan Road. In 1926, Kenosha streets were changed to a number system, and Lemon Street became 46th Street. To honor the history, they took the name. The two 4' x 13' tile and glass mosaics on the outside of our building are titled, "Art is Life." They were designed by Christine Sikora, and completed by artists and friends lead by Monne Haug. They were created in 2002, funded by a Wisconsin Arts Board - Artist & Community Collaboration Grant. In 2003, the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce recognized these works with a Business Beautification Award. Lemon Street Gallery & ArtSpace, Inc. is a creatively driven non-profit organization whose mission is to provide the Greater Kenosha community with quality visual arts education, support cultural events and give artists a professional forum to exhibit and sell their work. They celebrate diversity. You are welcome no matter who you are, where you or your ancestors were born, what you believe in, or who you love.
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That’ll do, pig. That’ll do.