visual arts

Molly Dubin, curator of Jewish Museum Milwaukee speaks on their exhibit, DEGENERATE! Hitler’s War on Modern Art.

Celeste Contreras Skierski, the Milwaukee Women's Art Library community ambassador and Derrick Webb, head of archives at UW-Milwaukee Libraries, detail the efforts to document local artists' art.

Quilting has long been a way of telling stories. Milwaukee artist Grace Rother is building on that tradition by exploring her identity as a queer person through quilts.

Jaime Brown, a Kenosha-based artist with featured murals in Milwaukee and surrounding areas, discusses her inspiration, style approach and upcoming projects.

"I'm not delivering this piece of paper to you. I'm delivering to you the memory of who these people were."

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.

Nick Drain uses tinted car windows to explore how Black people find ways to make themselves invisible as a means of protection.

Annemarie Sawkins, curator of the exhibition “Rediscovering Ruth Grotenrath: All Things Belong To This Earth” at the Warehouse Art Museum, speaks on the Milwaukee artist's career and impact.

After 25 years with the Art Institute of Chicago, Liz Siegel joins the Milwaukee Art Museum as the new chief curator.

“Presence and Persistence: Visions of American Blackness” is on display at the Frederick Layton Gallery at MIAD, 273 East Erie Street, until March 12, 2022. The show features four Black artists whose work celebrates the trials, triumphs, and history of Black people in the United States.