Mary Nohl

A New Battle Over Mary Nohl Home

Proposal to create cultural overlay district bitterly opposed by some Fox Point residents.

New Ruth Foundation a National Player

Late Ruth Kohler's newly born, Milwaukee-based, $440 million Ruth Foundation for Arts the biggest of its kind in U.S.

To The Beat Of A Different Drum

Exhibit of works by Mary Nohl and Lucia Stern presents two fascinating Milwaukee mavericks.

2022 Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships For Individual Artists Awarded

Five Artists Share $140,000 in Nineteenth Cycle

The Florentine Opera Announces 2020-21 Season: The Season of the Ensemble

The Pfister® Hotel Names Nykoli Koslow as Next Artist in Residence

12th Artist in Residence Succeeds Rosy Petri; Petri Culminating Residency with a Blues, Brews, and BBQ event.

Trajectory Series Opens February 27 at Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum

The Trajectory Series

Where Art and Technology Converge – Guest-Curated by Christopher Willey –

Meet the Mary Nohl Grant Winners

LaNia Sproles, among a group of winning artists, sees exciting growth in city’s arts scene.

Patterns of a Life

Viewers are immersed in the work of artist Rosemary Ollison, 77, which overflows the Lynden space.

Park’s ‘Maptacular’ art project returns for second season

This year’s unique maps, which were revealed at a gallery night at the Mitchell Park Domes on Thursday night.

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Mary L. Nohl Fund for Individual Artists Suitcase Export Fund Launches Summer Funding Cycle, June 3

The Suitcase Export Fund is open to practicing artists residing within the four-county area who want to export their work beyond the area for public display.

Celebration of Fifteen Years of the Nohl Fellowship Program Concludes with the Mary Nohl Variety Show and 15th Anniversary Party, December 15 at Company Brewing

Expect performances from former Nohl Fellows, Suitcase awardees, their families, and friends.

Haggerty Museum of Art Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary of the Nohl Fellowship Program With Two New Exhibitions

Opening Reception is Thursday, June 7

Talks about Wisconsin Modernists at Cedarburg Art Museum

April offers a variety of programming events related to the “Wisconsin Modernists” exhibition on display at the museum through June 3

Present Music brings museum exhibits to life musically with exploratory concert on April 29

Featuring first-ever collaboration with the Milwaukee Public Museum

Wales and Yang Spar at Forum

Plus: Judicial race fuels nasty dispute over Yang's endorsements.

I made this for you: Small gestures in clay

November 20 to January 8. Reception: 6 to 9 p.m. November 20, 2015

Twelfth Annual Nohl Fellowship Exhibition Opens at INOVA, October 9

Each autumn, the Nohl exhibition affords us an opportunity to stop and consider what it means to be an artist in greater Milwaukee at a specific moment in time.

Thirteenth Cycle of Fellowship Program for Visual Artists Announced

Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships for Individual Artists Program to Recognize Five Artists in 2015

6 Milwaukeeans who are especially missed

The Controversial Home of Mary Nohl

The 1925 bungalow and its trove of art is a place unlike any in the metro area and worth a visit -- before it gets torn down.

Why Mary Nohl Home Must Be Moved

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel picks up on the controversy, but the story and its handling is rather bizarre.

Why the Mary Nohl Home Must Be Moved

At a fascinating forum, Ruth Kohler blasted Fox Point, explaining why the home and yard of artist Nohl will be moved to Sheboygan.

John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Famous for its Efforts to Preserve the Art of Vernacular Environment Builders, Steps Up to Save Wisconsin’s Mary Nohl Lakeside Environment

The move to Sheboygan County will ensure public access to this unique art