The site-specific installation created by Dutch artist duo DRIFT provides a contemplative space for awe and wonder beneath the soaring wings of the Burke Brise Soleil. MILWAUKEE, WI—December 17, 2024—This January, Windhover Hall of the Milwaukee Art Museum will come to life with Meadow, the second iteration of the seasonal Winter Series. The awe-inspiring installation…
Thanks to a generous donor, kids 12 and under will receive free admission to the Milwaukee Art Museum in perpetuity.
MAM After Dark returns to the Milwaukee Art Museum with a series of after-hours events featuring live music and immersive activations.
Museum Store will double in size, offer stunning new architectural views, increase its merchandise selection, and launch modernized online store. MILWAUKEE, WI—October 28, 2024—The Milwaukee Art Museum is thrilled to announce a major expansion of its Museum Store, located within the iconic Santiago Calatrava-designed Quadracci Pavilion. This November, the store will more than double in…
Drawing from its collection, the Milwaukee Art Museum presents more than 100 objects in the exhibition “True Story: Photography, Journalism, and Media.”
The Milwaukee Art Museum hosted the second annual Art:Forward Gala on Saturday, September 21, honoring artist, filmmaker, and musician Robert Longo.
This fall, the Milwaukee Art Museum will present “Robert Longo: The Acceleration of History.”
Highlighting the Museum’s recent acquisition of the five woodcut prints by the groundbreaking artist, the exhibition will be on view September 6, 2024–January 5, 2025, in the Museum’s Bradley Family Gallery.
The Museum kickstarts a new summertime event series, Thursday Nights at MAM, beginning June 20 through August 29.
Baird and the Milwaukee Art Museum are delighted to partner to provide free admission during the week of July 14–20, 2024.
Lakefront Festival of Art returns to the Milwaukee Art Museum’s campus this summer to enjoy, experience, and acquire art; listen to live music; and engage in art activities.
The Museum commemorates the late Dr. Alfred Bader on what would have been his 100th birthday with a free day celebration.