Now through November 28
Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
414.276.8686 | saintkatearts.com
Through installation, video, and photography, Hanging Out the Laundry examines the titular task and unpacks its historical and personal implications.
Sun, November 28 | 4pm to 6pm
Dubbel Dutch Hotel – 817 N. Marshall Street
414.277.7795 | historicmilwaukee.org
Enjoy a docent led 30-minute tour of this 1898 English Renaissance Revival Style gem transformed into a hotel and learn about the history and renovation efforts.
November 20 – February 22
Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
414.276.8686 | saintkatearts.com
Capturing the gentle presence of the Anthropocene in the Midwest, Rose documents the subtle violence that humans do to their environment and the quiet strength of nature.
Now through December 5
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
More than thirty objects showcase the artist’s expressive approach to quiltmaking, turning a traditionally domestic craft into one that highlighted current events, historical and biblical figures, and her own travels and experiences.
Now through December 12
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
A collection of twenty-five objects representing the revolutionization of the printing press.
Now through December 19
Grohmann Museum
414.277.2300 | msoe.edu/grohmann-museum
An exhibition documenting the once thriving industrial rail lines across America’s Appalachian coal country.
Now through December 31
Charles Allis Museum
414.278.8295 | charlesallis.org
An exhibition highlighting various aspects of the Allis art collection, from paintings and sculptures to decorative arts objects and print materials.
Now through January 9
Wisconsin Center
414.908.6000 | wcd.org
Be amazed at this one-of-a-kind, immersive exhibition featuring more than 300 of Vincent Van Gogh’s iconic artworks.
Now through January 16
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
An examination on how images—paintings, prints, and documentary photographs—shape our memories and understanding of historical and current events.
Now through January 23
Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
414.276.8686 | saintkatearts.com
An exhibition highlighting eight artists who, in the past twenty years, have endured life through several wars, political upheavals, environmental catastrophes, racial divides, genocides, ethnocides, civil wars, and a global pandemic.
Now through January 30
Jewish Museum Milwaukee
414.390.5730 | jewishmuseummilwaukee.org
An introspective look at the global scrap industry and contemporary green movements.
Now through March 6
Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum
414.271.3656 | villaterrace.org
An examination of the mansion and a group of objects from the Villa Terrace collection, showing how various forms of imitation, synthesis, and symbolism are at work, and how these strategies work to create an idealized environment.
Now through October 2022
Downtown Milwaukee
sculpturemilwaukee.com
Take a stroll along Wisconsin Avenue to experience world-renowned sculptures.
December 3 – March 27
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
A nationally touring exhibition featuring large-format black-and-white and color photographs from across Lê’s career, which she has dedicated to exploring the complexity that envelops war.
Ongoing
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
A newly commissioned large-scale wall mural and sculptural installation by Brooklyn-based artist Derrick Adams, featuring a 93-foot work that reframes historical Black narratives.
Ongoing
Milwaukee County Historical Society
414.273.8288 | milwaukeehistory.net
Situated on one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, Milwaukee’s past and present have been shaped by our water resources. This feature exhibit looks at water and its place in Milwaukee from both a historical and contemporary perspective.
Ongoing
Harley-Davidson Museum
414.287.2786 | h-dmuseum.com
An exhibit telling the history of motorcycles designed for rough roads, the people who rode them and the adventures they shared.
Ongoing
Milwaukee Art Museum
414.224.3200 | mam.org
See work you will not see in the galleries. Explore artworks and exhibitions virtually at www.mam.org/exhibitions.