David Najib Kasir

Winning Artists Works on Display

Oh so many paintings to see in June.

Baird Center Selects Artists, Works To Be Displayed

Who are 21 artists and artistic teams to be featured at expanded convention center?

The Connector Building Opens in Harambee

New community hub and cafe part of larger revitalization project, B-Line Park.

2023 Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships Awarded: Twenty Years of Supporting Individual Visual Artists in Greater Milwaukee

Five Artists Share $140,000 in 2023 Cycle

2022 Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships For Individual Artists Awarded

Five Artists Share $140,000 in Nineteenth Cycle

52 Artists Selected for the 2022 Wisconsin Artists Biennial

Exhibition showcases cutting edge works by emerging and established Wisconsin artists

So Many Ways To Be American

MOWA show, “Artists Without Borders,” offers eclectic mix of work by immigrant and first generation American artists.

New Exhibition Explores Immigration and Identity through the Art of Place

Artists without Borders: Reflections on Art and Place opens April 24 at the Museum of Wisconsin Art

39 Artists. Not a Barn in Sight

Yes, it’s the Wisconsin Biennial. But don’t expect cornfields and cows.

Greatest Hits of the State?

MOWA presents 39 artists from across the state in 2020 Wisconsin Artists Biennial.

Airport Will Help Art Museum Grow

Partnership will help connect tourists to Milwaukee Art Museum shows.

Six Finalists Named for The Pfister Hotel’s 12th Artist in Residence

Finalists will showcase work during Milwaukee’s Gallery Night, January 17

No bones about it: MIAD’s OSSUARY exhibition features 160 Wisconsin artists, 340+ works involving bones

2020 Wisconsin Artists Biennial Features 42 Works by 39 Artists

Exhibition opens with a party on Saturday, January 25 at the Museum of Wisconsin Art

2019 Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships for Individual Artists Awarded

Five Artists Share $70,000 in Seventeenth Cycle

Coffee & Conversation with Black Cat Alley Muralists on 7/18

Black Cat Alley is Milwaukee’s original outdoor art gallery located in a private alley on the East Side between E Kenilworth Place and E Ivanhoe Place.

Black Cat Alley will unveil three new works at its Mural Festival 9/22-9/23

There will be other new installations to reveal in Black Cat Alley that weekend, including new wayfinding signage, garden updates and recent works placed there in summer.