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Kate Archer Kent

Reporter · US

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Aug 25, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Kate Archer Kent

    Prolific Wisconsin author picks up drawing later in life, lands solo exhibition (opens the original)

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    At age 64, Madison poet and novelist Jesse Lee Kercheval did something she had never done before. She picked up some colored pencils and paper and started to draw. Every day. It was 2020. The world was in pandemic lockdown. And Kercheval — living in Uruguay at the time — wanted to do something that would get her off of her screens. She had always been a prolific writer. But she never imagined she could express herself through drawing. WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” newsletter keeps you connected to the

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Kate Archer Kent

    Milwaukee pioneer introduced American life to immigrants through ‘The Settlement Cook Book’ (opens the original)

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    In 1901, Milwaukee native Lizzie Kander was teaching kosher cooking classes to immigrants at the Milwaukee Jewish Mission. The women copied down the recipes and lessons. But to Kander, this felt like wasted time. Kander envisioned compiling the recipes and household tips into a pamphlet to sell to the broader community, and in the process, raise money for Milwaukee’s urban poor. “The Settlement Cook Book” would go on to become the most successful charitable cookbook in American history with 40 e

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Kate Archer Kent

    Racine Art Museum to be awash in color with giant ‘Zig and Zag’ art installation (opens the original)

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    A massive art installation using roughly 5,000 square feet of colorful fabric is set to transform the facade of the Racine Art Museum. That’s more than enough fabric to cover an NBA-sized basketball court. Led by New York textile artist Amanda Browder, volunteers from the community will be able to take part in a series of sewing days starting July 21. They’ll stitch together donated fabric to create the art installation, “Zig and Zag.” The installation is one the featured projects in the Racine

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