Tom Jenz is a feature writer and photographer for Shepherd Express, a local publication in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a focus on highlighting individuals and organizations making a positive impact in the community, Tom's articles delve into the personal stories and achievements of local leaders, entrepreneurs, and advocates.
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Tom Jenz focuses on profiling local community leaders and covering events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His articles center around lifestyle, culture & society with a focus on social issues and activism.
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Not long ago, I read this in the Milwaukee news: “A man was shot and killed and another person injured at Sherman Park. This represents one of 94 homicides so far in 2024.”
Lawyer, municipal judge for 22 years, lecturer, foodie, restaurant critic and historian.
His work is in permanent collections at the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Museum of Wisconsin Art and, currently, at Var Gallery.
For most of his early career, Reginald Baylor’s art portfolio consisted of large-scale acrylic on canvas paintings. Not long ago, when I visited his Milwaukee studio, he showed me a painting of his aging parents watering the lawn of a beautiful Midwest-style home. The painting is rendered in blocks of bright cartoon colors. The style is original.
HACM manages over 5,000 subsidized and affordable housing units in 22 properties and 371 scattered site homes. The Federal Housing and Urban Development Department (HUD) data shows that HACM residents are about 90 percent people of color. Many are senior citizens who have disabilities, some have intellectual or developmental disabilities, and some are veterans. These are vulnerable people, some facing challenges caring for themselves. How does HACM go about helping its tenants? According to some public housing residents, not very well. According to HACM, pretty well, given the intricate web of government agencies and nonprofits it has to deal with.
The Milwaukee Area Labor Council is one of nearly 500 state and local labor councils of the AFL-CIO.
The Milwaukee native has created artworks in diverse media and has been exhibited around the world.
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By: Tom Jenz
He has overseen the remarkable growth of the institution and his life is a story of how hard work and education pays off.
The Black Art Library is a collection of books and other art history ephemera on Black visual art on display through February at Lynden Sculpture Garden.
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