Contesting Urban Restrictions: The Work of Adam and Julian Correa September 20-October 12 Exhibition reception: September 27, 5-8pm Cosponsored by the Roberto Hernandez Center and the UW-Milwaukee Latino Student Union In this joint exhibition, the Correa's seek to portray their collective thoughts and representations of the world through the use of literal and abstract icons, shapes and illustrations. Inspired by the rhythm of urban rules and restrictions, their work explores ways of finding solitude in the city and the boundaries that they confront. Neither the mediums used nor the final results are as important as the process by which the artists suspend their ideas and turn them into visual interpretations. During the transition from mind to canvas, wood, paper or metal, the process has been about using their art, ideas and views on the world as a functional means of documenting personal and social existence. Images: Untitled by Julian Correa and Untitled by Adam Correa * An Installation by Peck School of the Arts students will be on view in the Atrium Gallery (across from the bookstore) * Public special events during this exhibition: Wednesday, October 3, 7pm Union Art Gallery An Evening with Heather Rogers, Author of Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage Friday, October 5, Union Art Gallery Workshop 5:30-6:45 p.m. Open Mic 7-8:30 p.m. Nuestra Palabra Writing Workshop and Open Mic Wednesday, October 10 Union Art Gallery Julia Chavez Rodriguez: The Challenges of Immigration Reform reception following the 7:30pm lecture in the Union Ballroom Here are some higlights:   Campus Level, Room W199 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. Milwaukee, WI 53211 414.229.6310 Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat 12-5pm; Thu 12-7pm * There will be special extended hours on Saturday, September 29 from 9am-5pm *