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There's a temporary public art installation in the downtown Germania building highlighting the relationship of politicians to the oil lobby, and the nature of survival from extreme weather.
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Over the past few months, multiple local artists have spoken out about their work being censored. We look into what's actually going on.
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The pictures that line Brady Street are like hieroglyphics, telling the story of the popular street's early history.
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Over the years Cherry Street Community Garden has grown to double its number of garden beds, add cherry and apple trees to line its border and add public art and infrastructure to make the garden into a true gathering place.
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Over the last nine years, artist Gabe Yeager has been one of the main driving forces that's revitalized the downtown Milwaukee area with murals, sculptors and breathtaking works of art.
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Eau Claire has a free sculpture tour with more than 150 pieces of public art. There are also murals and studios to check out there.
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Bubbler Talk is one of WUWM’s most popular series and we have an update on one of those stories. It has to do with a huge, rusted metal object that will soon have a second life as a sculpture.
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A beloved literary art installation at the Wisconsin Center was planned to be decommissioned as part of the center’s expansion project. That plan was met with major pushback and criticism — that the removal was a form of censorship.
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The Museum of Wisconsin Art (MOWA) is celebrating its tenth anniversary of operation this year with a featured exhibition, "Ten at Ten," highlighting emerging artists, like Meg Lionel Murphy and Johanna Winters.
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Over the decades, many facilities have been built to address the physical and mental health needs of the community, and with those buildings and their histories come great artifacts to look back on. Jonathan Piel, the unofficial historian for the Behavioral Health Division, shares a few of his favorite pieces and places that you can still visit today.