Benefactor level Members and above and members of the African American Art Alliance, Contemporary Art Society, and Print Forum support groups are invited to celebrate the opening of “Currents 39: LaToya M. Hobbs, Carving Out Time.”
Make music, read a storybook, and create images of family and friends inspired by the monumental prints on view in “Currents 39: LaToya M. Hobbs, Carving out Time.”
Every Saturday morning, join us in the galleries to read a story and make art together.
Parents and caregivers who are artists or makers are invited to a luncheon with artist LaToya M. Hobbs and her family.
Join featured artist LaToya M. Hobbs as she discusses her art practice and the monumental series “Carving Out Time.”
Gather with your fellow community members for group therapy centered on nourishing one’s personal life by prioritizing mental-wellness and finding empowerment.
Join Nikki Otten for an in-depth exploration of the themes and topics in “Currents 39: LaToya M. Hobbs, Carving Out Time.”
Every Saturday morning, join us in the galleries to read a story and make art together.
Join us in the exhibition “Currents 39: LaToya M. Hobbs, Carving Out Time” to explore a single work of art in depth.
Gather with your fellow community members for group therapy centered on nourishing one’s personal life by prioritizing mental-wellness and finding empowerment.
Every Saturday morning, join us in the galleries to read a story and make art together.
Celebrate Hispanic and Latino history and culture on this docent-led tour of artworks in the Museum’s collection.
Join the Milwaukee Art Museum Board of Trustees and Contemporary Art Society at the 2024 Art:Forward Gala to celebrate the career and creative accomplishments of internationally acclaimed artist Robert Longo. Enjoy cocktails, dinner, live music and dancing at this year’s dynamic fundraising event designed to affirm and amplify the Museum’s commitment to contemporary art and ... Art:Forward Gala 2024
Learn about the Black Women of Print and the two portfolios published by the collective of printmakers in the Museum’s collection from founder Tanekeya Word.
During this city-wide celebration of Milwaukee culture, visit the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Santiago Calatrava–designed Quadracci Pavilion to explore its iconic architecture.
