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0: The FREE Xpress Shuttle Route
Ride the FREE Gallery Night Xpress Friday and Saturday!
5 Stops
- The Pfister Hotel
- Hotel Metro
- InterContinental Milwaukee
- 225 E. Chicago St. (in front of parking structure)
- 212 N. Milwaukee St. (in front of parking structure)
Shuttles provided by: Historic Third Ward Association & Marcus Hotels & Resorts
The Xpress takes you from the Third Ward to East Town, making a continuous loop (approx. every 15 minutes) on the 5-stop route from 5 to 9pm on Friday and 10am to 9pm on Saturday.
Más sobre The FREE Xpress Shuttle Route1: The FREE Harley Shuttle Route
Ride the FREE Gallery Night Harley Xpress Friday and Saturday!
4 Stops225 E. Chicago St. (parking structure)
- 225 E. Chicago St. (parking structure)
- Young & Erie St (Catalano Square)
- The Iron Horse Hotel
- Harley-Davidson Museum
2: Cardinal Stritch University - Northwestern Mutual Art Gallery
(6801 N. Yates - 414.410.4105 - stritch.edu)
MARN Mentors Exhibition - The Milwaukee Artist Resource Network (MARN) and its Mentors believe it is essential to Milwaukee’s art community to cultivate relationships among artists and provide opportunities that encourage artists to stay and work in Milwaukee. Through the MARN Mentors program, established arts professionals with a proven track record of professionalism pass on their knowledge to developing artists. Work by the 2011/12 mentors and protégés will be shown in this exhibit. Friday’s reception offers dessert and live music, 5-8pm. Exhibition July 20 through August 12.
Friday: 5 to 8pm
Más sobre Cardinal Stritch University - Northwestern Mutual Art Gallery3: Charles Allis Art Museum
Our Gardens Inside & Out - A fresh perspective on gardens to intrigue us whether we view them through the eye of an artist, a pane of glass or surrender ourselves to romantic trysts in their moonlit shadows. A garden is a tamed wilderness inspiring artists through an ever-changing palette of color, pattern and shape. Our Gardens Inside & Out is a group show by artists who interpret flowers and gardens from different perspectives using varied art forms including paintings, prints, and sculpture. Guest curated by Jane Brite, Founding Director of the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts. Exhibition June 29 through October 7.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre Charles Allis Art Museum4: Dean Jensen Gallery
Leslie Smith III: New Paintings and Drawings- The paintings of Leslie Smith III get at their truths – or, perhaps, they’re just partial truths – through unexpected ways. His canvases are often filled with portals, curtains, earbuds, and other familiar objects. But Smith seems not to intend that these objects be read in entirely literal ways. Rather the components of his painting seem parts of arcane codes whose meanings can only begin to be opened by the viewer through concentrated study. Smith is a Yale-trained painter who has studied with such postmodernists as Mel Bochner, Carroll Dunham, and Peter Halley. This exhibition is the first solo outing in Wisconsin for Smith, an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Exhibition July 27 through September 1.
Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Más sobre Dean Jensen Gallery5: Delind Fine Art
(450 E. Mason St. - 414.271.8525 -delindgallery.com)
“A Summer of Posters” continues through July. Posters were the “art of the people” when they were pasted on the fences and kiosks of Paris. Today, these rare and colorful works bring a unique esprit to your own walls. Our gallery will exhibit original posters by Jules Cheret, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, Cappiello, Mucha, Steinlen, Berthon and many others. You will also find a wide variety of paintings, drawings, and magazine illustrations. Come early for the best selection! Don’t miss the Milwaukee Art Museum’s summer show, “Posters of Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec and his Contemporaries,” June 1-September 9. Bill DeLind will give a Gallery Talk at the MAM on July 17 and again on August 14.
Friday: 10am to 9pm, Saturday: 10:30am to 4pm
Más sobre Delind Fine Art6: Haggerty Museum of Art - Marquette University
(13th & Clybourn - 414.288.1669 - marquette.edu/haggerty)
Selections from the Mary and Michael J. Tatalovich Collection - This exhibition features the postwar collection of large-scale American prints what was given to the museum by Mary and Michael Tatalovich in 2010. It includes many exemplary works by seminal Pop and Minimal artists, alongside exciting works by newer artists. Also showing are NYC July 4, 1981 - photographs by Tom Arndt and Dusk by Mark Ruwedel featuring black and white images that capture the degraded, fringe spaces of the high desert in Southern California. Exhibition June 6 to August 5.
Friday: 10am to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4:30pm
Más sobre Haggerty Museum of Art - Marquette University7: Inova UW-Milwaukee Institute of Visual Arts - Peck School of the Arts
(2155 N. Prospect Ave. - 414.229.5070 -arts.uwm.edu/inova)
Michelle Grabner: The INOVA Survey - Chicago-based artist, writer, teacher and curator Michelle Grabner will present a selection of paintings, prints, sculpture and video spanning her formidable career. Guest curated by John Riepenhoff, this exhibition will also include a selection of work by Grabner’s students who have gained prominence over the years and some of the professors who have had an impact on her artistic practice. Michelle is currently Professor and Department Chair at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, visiting professor at Yale University, and owner/operator of the Suburban Gallery. Exhibition July 27 through September 23.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
Más sobre Inova UW-Milwaukee Institute of Visual Arts - Peck School of the Arts8: Katie Gingrass Fine Art Gallery
(241 N. Broadway - 414.289.0855 -gingrassgallery.com)
Summer in the City - Summer has come and Milwaukee is buzzing with excitement and activity. Our Summer in the City exhibition celebrates the beauty and liveliness of our great city during these warm months. Artists include David Schaefer & Josh Benishek, Neil Rongstad, Tom Shropshire, and Scott Hefti. Exhibition July 1 through September 30.
Friday: 10am to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 6pm
Más sobre Katie Gingrass Fine Art Gallery9: Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD)
(273 E. Erie St. - 414.847.3200 - miad.edu)
2012 Juried Senior Exhibition, Frederick Layton Gallery - The 2012 Juried Senior Exhibition shows works from all of MIAD’s art and design majors, including international award winning works by Industrial Designer Jeannette Ralyea and by Photographers Julia Kozerski and Marta Shumylo. Learn how to play “Bacterium” – a highly inventive card game with an instructional video – by Illustration major Michael Petrella. “Bacterium” received one of three Alumni Thesis Scholarships awarded on behalf of alumni by MIAD’s Alumni.
Pre-College MAJORS Exhibition, Brooks Stevens Gallery -Works in a variety of fine arts and design media by Pre-College students in the advanced MAJORS program, with a reception on Gallery Day from 1 to 2:30pm. New this year are courses entitled PUBLIC ART + ARCHITECTURE = THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT + ECOLOGY, taught by Professor Jill Sebastian, and A CREATIVE ECONOMY: A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY A Merging of Product Design + Interior Architecture Concepts, taught by Amanda Gerken. Exhibition June 5 through July 28.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
Más sobre Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD)10: Peltz Gallery
(1119 E. Knapp St. - 414.223.4278 -artnet.com/gallery/851/peltz-gallery.html)
22nd Annual Remarkable Women Show - Friday, July 27, Opening and Reception: “22nd Annual Remarkable Women Show” 6 to 9:30pm. Art by 40 women artists: Squeak Carnwath, Lesley Dill, Anne Kingsbury, Frances Myers, Judy Pfaff, JoAnna Poehlman, Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Kara Walker, Della Wells, and more. Saturday, July 28, free French breakfast 11am to 1pm. “Collectors Symposium” 1 to 2:30pm. Guest Bruce Pepich, Executive Director & Curator of Collections, Racine Art Museum & Charles Wustum Museum. Colleen Pemberton, noted art appraiser and Harold Hills, artist and collector, join Bruce to make our panel of three. 4 to 9pm we celebrate Peltz Gallery’s 23rd birthday. Exhibition July 27 through September 29.
Friday: 6 to 9:30pm, Saturday: 11am to 9pm
Más sobre Peltz Gallery11: Tory Folliard Gallery
(233 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.273.7311 -toryfolliard.com)
Patrick Farrell: New Paintings - One of Wisconsin’s favorite painters, Patrick Farrell possesses a natural talent that has developed without formal art training. His exploration of the demanding painting style of “super-realism” has earned him acclaim. Work in this show will focus on themes Farrell first explored decades ago such as the reflective quality of pewter, the intricacies of butterflies, and his beloved fruit still lifes. Opening and artist reception on Gallery Night, Friday, July 27, 5 to 9pm.
Also on exhibit: Nature Redux: Sofia Arnold, Stephen Warde Anderson, & Beth Edwards. Nature is explored and restored by three Midwestern artists with notable painting styles. Exhibition July 19 through September 1. Meet the artists on Gallery Night!
Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
Más sobre Tory Folliard Gallery12: Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum
(2220 N. Terrace Ave. - 414.271.3656 - villaterracemuseum.org)
To Become Day introduces new works by San Antonio-based artist Joey Fauerso and Madison-based artist Michael Velliquette. Fauerso’s intimate and large-scale paintings on historic wallpaper continue her investigation into the depiction of the human body as an intersection between nature and culture. Velliquette’s paper sculptures expand his engagement with ornamental abstraction. His bold forms evolve from a self-described “rite” of meditation, reflection and drawing which show a heightened prowess with the process of cutting, layering and gluing his colored paper shapes. Exhibition June 15 through September 16.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum13: Walker's Point Center for the Arts
(839 S. 5th St. - 414.672.2787 - wpca-milwaukee.org)
Cathy Breslaw: Above & Below and New Work by Charles Matson Lume - Using repurposed manufactured materials that create movement via light, shadow, reflection, form and color, two installation artists examine the moments when our physical and ethereal experiences unite. Exhibition July 13 through August 25. Artist talk on Friday at 7pm.
Friday: 12 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
Más sobre Walker's Point Center for the Arts14: David Barnett Gallery
Toulouse-Lautrec and the Paris Art Scene: La Belle Epoch 1890s through 1930s French Art Deco - Featuring vintage posters and original prints highlighting the rare 1897 Toulouse-Lautrec portfolio “Au Pied du Sinai.” Including Mucha, Bonnard, Steinlen, Cheret, Gauguin, Degas, Villon, Pissarro, Cassandre, Colin, Poulbot, De Feure and more. Exhibition July 27 through October 13.
Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 9pm
Más sobre David Barnett Gallery15: Gallerie M - InterContinental Milwaukee
Visit Gallerie M to see the latest exhibit curated by MIAD Student Curator, Shannon Wunderlich. Each year, InterContinental partners with MIAD and contributes to its scholarship program. July’s exhibit celebrates “Americana.” Complimentary shuttle service on Friday and Saturday evening. Reception and Art Wedding following Friday’s event at the Pfister.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: throughout the day
Más sobre Gallerie M - InterContinental Milwaukee16: Gallery Grand @ GAC
Pixures - Gallery Grand @ GAC presents, “Pixures,” a photography exhibition curated by Milwaukee photographer Phil “Philo” Kassner. Gathered in the gallery will be some of our area’s best-loved photographic artists presenting a wide variety of subjects and styles. Exhibition July 27 through September 28.
Friday: 4:30 to 8:30pm, Saturday: 1 to 3pm
Más sobre Gallery Grand @ GAC17: Grohmann Museum
Selections from the Great Lakes Marine Collection of the Milwaukee Public Library - Featuring paintings, prints, photos, and ephemera from Great Lakes boats of the 19th and 20th centuries. Works by such artists as Edmund Lewandowski, Robert von Neumann, and Fritz Gerlach are featured alongside photos and effects from Great Lakers like the W.E. Fitzgerald, Edmund Fitzgerald, Christopher Columbus, and others. Boat models by Jerry Guenther and “Working Boats” slideshows are also included in this unique display. Gallery Talk with Peter Hirthe, President of the Wisconsin Marine Historical Society Friday, July 27 from 5 to 9pm. Exhibition May 11 through August 6.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 6pm
Más sobre Grohmann Museum18: Hotel Metro
(411 E. Mason St. - 414.272.1937 -hotelmetro.com)
Zen on 7 and The Little Great Room will feature a variety of medium including wood carving, photography, oil, mosaics, and more from Wisconsin artists. Enjoy $5 martinis.
Friday: 5 to 10pm
19: Milwaukee LGBT Community Center
MILWAUKEE LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER – (1110 N. Market St., Second Floor • 414.271.2656 • mkelgbt.org)
The 2nd Annual Painting Show Featuring a diverse selection work by some of Milwaukee’s most talented painters. Featuring works by Jenny Anderson, Jeffrey Eckel, Hector Guevara-Preciado, Terry Schmerling, and many others. Our gallery will be open by appointment through August 31.
Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 2pm
Más sobre Milwaukee LGBT Community Center20: Morning Glory Gallery
(929 N. Water St. [inside the Marcus Center] - 414.765.7227 - wdcc.org)
Celebrating our 6-year anniversary! Discover fine craftwork by more than 50 Wisconsin artists. Choose from jewelry, fiber, glass, ceramics, wood, sculpture, photography, leather, and mixed media. Free gift with purchase during Gallery Night and Day! Exhibition is ongoing.
Friday: 12 to 8pm, Saturday: 12 to 6pm
Más sobre Morning Glory Gallery21: The Pfister
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
Visit Timothy Westbrook for his second Gallery Night experience as the Pfister Artist in Residence. Timothy is a fiber artist from upstate New York and uses his studio space to create period costumes created from fabric that he hand weaves using repurposed materials such as cassette tape. Celebrate Friday evening after hours at the Art Wedding in the Imperial Ballroom which will feature a wedding gown created by Timothy using woven plastics. Overnight packages available at mkegallerynight.com.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: throughout the day
Más sobre The Pfister22: Planet Bead
Contrasts: Raku and Swarovski - Austrian Crystal are the premier leaded crystals and Japanese ceramics using Raku are on opposite ends of the spectrum. Crystal are light and airy and ceramics are opaque. We explore the contrasts and similarities using elements of both. Come and see both ends of the spectrum. We always also feature the finest selection of beads and yarn from around the world and work from many local artists.
Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 9pm
Más sobre Planet Bead23: Urban Milwaukee: The Store
(755 N. Milwaukee St - 608.774.0704 - urbanmilwaukee.com)
I Love This City - Showcasing everything you love about Milwaukee in the summertime through paintings, photography, and t-shirts. Food trucks will be nearby to dish out delicious eats. Paintings from artist Hal Koenig, photography from John December, Jim Brill, Erik Ljung, and Chris Zaborwsky, and t-shirts from MKEgear, Enfiniti, ARTMilwaukee, and Milwaukeehome.
Friday: 4pm to 12am, Saturday: 10am to 9pm Más sobre Urban Milwaukee: The Store24: Village Church Arts Gallery
(130 E. Juneau - 414.273.7617 - villagechurchmilwaukee.org)
Cities by Night graphite, charcoal, pastels by Stacey Ball; Bold and Tranquil Botanical Portraiture by Dan Austin, Perspective Photography; Home & Away Milwaukee/New York/Paris photography by Larry Birkett. Summer “Block Party” appetizers and sizzling music by Trio de Janerio 5 to 9pm Friday. 1 to 3pm Saturday. Exhibition July 27 through August 4.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 3pm Más sobre Village Church Arts Gallery25: Blutstein Brondino Fine Art
(207 E. Buffalo St, Suite 212 • 414.988.4730 • blutstein-brondino.com)
Out of Town Artists: Racine and Kenosha - A show of work by eight artists living and working in Racine and Kenosha including painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Artists include Maggie Venn, Maureen Fritchen, and Jerry Belland. Exhibition July 26 through September 6. Gallery Hours: Thursday through Saturday, 11am to 4pm and by appointment.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 9pm
Más sobre Blutstein Brondino Fine Art26: Broadway Paper
(191 N. Broadway • 414.277.7699 •broadwaypaper.com)
Jeff Trendel - Jeff Trendel is part of a new trend of environmentally conscious artists sometimes referred to as eco-artists. All the wood used in his woodturnings is cut in urban areas under permit from the local municipalities of the Florida Keys. This is done with no damage to the fragile ecosystem of the Florida Keys. His eco-friendly bowls and vessels are made with rare tropical wood such as Cuban Mahogany, Red Mahoe, Jamaica Dogwood, Bustic, Mastic, Buttonwood, Womans Tongue, Wild Tamarind and many others from south Florida.
Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
Más sobre Broadway Paper27: CoPA Pin-Up Show at Studio Q
(320 E. Buffalo St., Suite 410 [4th Floor] • 414.982.5599 • copamilwaukee.com)
Celebrate 25 years of Gallery Night with $25 Fine Art photographs by well-known Milwaukee artists! The Coalition of Photographic Arts presents a one night only Pin-Up Show, where members’ photographs are “pinned” to the walls and sold as a fundraiser for CoPA’s Artist Incentive Award.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre CoPA Pin-Up Show at Studio Q28: Deep River Partners Ltd
(338 N. Milwaukee St, Suite 505 • 414.276.8550 • deep-river.com)
Award-winning architects and interior designers open their studio doors to see spectacular, upscale residential design including the newest Third Ward penthouse and featuring bold, contemporary paintings by artists Peter Kudlata. Deep River creates environments that encourage people to flourish.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre Deep River Partners Ltd29: Eisner Building
(208 N. Water St. • 800.837.8373 •isiamerica.com)
We are proud to present the work of figurative painter Laura Bovinet at the landmark Eisner Building. Bovinet’s work is full of fun and adventure, transcribed through bright color and bold brushwork. See her work at laurabovinet.com. Also open 12 to 4pm Sunday, July 29. Exhibition July 27 through July 29.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 9pm
Más sobre Eisner Building30: FEATHERSTONE FINE ART GALLERY at Sue Sittler Nelson, LCSW, Mind and Body Psychotherapy Office
(231 E. Buffalo St., Suite 305 - 414.477.2478)
FeatherStone Gallery provides an inspired three-dimensional aesthetic experience. MJ Vieux showcases an art form that is textural and rhythmic, touching upon a uniquely contemporary yet metaphysical world. Impressions of Spirit and Body are woven into a sculptural, contemplative, imaginative, and playful visual experience. Post-Gallery Night viewing by appointment.
Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 9pm
Más sobre FEATHERSTONE FINE ART GALLERY at Sue Sittler Nelson, LCSW, Mind and Body Psychotherapy Office31: Gallery 218
(207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 218 - 414.643.1732 -gallery218.com)
Celebrating 22 years! Contemporary art. monochrome, color-field, conceptual works in painting, printmaking, photography, mixed media. Artists: Judith Hooks, Kathryn Kmet, Josh Hintz, Bernie Newman, Jean-Marc Richel, Sam Lux. Cash bar by Milwaukee Ale House, light appetizers, live jazz by Keith Watling. Take the elevator to the second floor. Exhibition July 27 through August 3.
Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 12 to 6pm
Más sobre Gallery 21832: Gallery 326 / SWIG
(217 N. Broadway, 2nd Floor - 414.431.7944 - thinkflux.com)
Join Flux Design / Gallery 326 as we highlight the amazing artwork of Flux Design’s own crew members. Socialize and enjoy one of the night’s best venues.
Friday: 5 to 11pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
Más sobre Gallery 326 / SWIG33: GreyMatter
(207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 222 -greymattergallery.com)
Adorned. Tyanna Buie’s exhibition explores one’s desire to be regarded as significant, precious, sacred, and adored. The exhibit will include large-scale monoprints combining several techniques such as collage, serigraphy, painting, and Chine Coll’e. Exhibition July 20 through September 1.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 4pm
Más sobre GreyMatter34: Institute of Beauty & Wellness
(327 E. St. Paul Ave. - 414.227.2889 - institutebw.com)
Lights, camera, action. View two larger than life photography pieces from world renowned beauty fashion photographer BABAK within the state of the art Aveda training facility highlighting the simple beauty of cut and color.
Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: 9am to 3pm Más sobre Institute of Beauty & Wellness35: Lela
(321 N. Broadway • 414.727.4855 • lelaboutique.com)
Various local artists debut spring/summer collections. Stop…shop…and shine at Lela!
Friday: 10am to 8pm, Saturday: 10am to 6pm
Más sobre Lela36: Mandel Creative Studios / Plaid Tuba
Plaid Tuba is featuring women’s fashion by Milwaukee dressmaker Shanel Regier and celebrating the best work of the Cream City Illustrators 2012 Art Marathon, in which visual artists of all kinds pushed themselves to create 26 drawings or paintings each, in only 30 days.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Más sobre Mandel Creative Studios / Plaid Tuba37: MIAD / Fine Furnishings Show Preview
(273 E. Erie St. •miad.edu)
Preview of the Milwaukee Fine Furnishings Show - Handcrafted furniture, accessories and fine art will be on display and for sale as a preview to the Fall Show, October 5-7 at the Harley-Davidson Museum. Several exhibitors will participate; some MIAD alumni; some students. Exhibition July 27.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre MIAD / Fine Furnishings Show Preview38: Milwaukee Public Market
(400 N. Water St. - 414.336.1111 -milwaukeepublicmarket.org)
Michael Grant - The Market presents work by photographer Michael Grant. This exhibit of images, primarily from southeastern Wisconsin, showcases his interest in patterns, textures, strong diagonals and mimicry of painting styles. Michael was the winner of this year’s Building a Masterpiece photography contest with the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Friday: 10am to 10pm, Saturday: 8am to 7pm
Más sobre Milwaukee Public Market39: My Dwelling, LLC
(316 N. Milwaukee St., Suite 100 - 414.935.4500 -my-dwelling.com)
Women Artists of Milwaukee - Collaboration of female artists displaying paintings, drawings, pottery, photography, and jewelry. Artists include Amy Magnuson, Nikki D’Amico Loscuito, Sharon Mergener, Trina Frost, and others.
Friday: 4 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
Más sobre My Dwelling, LLC40: Neroli Salon & Spa
(325 E. Chicago St. - 414.227.2888 -nerolispa.com)
Experience artwork in the making with a locally produced LIVE photo shoot at Milwaukee’s Premier Salon & Spa™. Top hair and make-up designers will be dressing models in the salon Friday evening.
Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: 9am to 4pm
Más sobre Neroli Salon & Spa41: Rustico Pizzeria
(223 N. Water St. - 414.220.9933 -rusticopizzeria.com)
Liz Lemon - Viewers gravitate to the movement and variation of pigment saturation created in Lemon’s work. Contriving beauty is extremely important to her. She is fascinated with manipulating pigments and line placement. Lemon is devoted to the process of developing her evolving tapestries. Exhibition July 27 through August 27.
Friday: 11am to 1:30am, Saturday: 11am to 1:30am Más sobre Rustico Pizzeria42: Ryan Braun's Graffito
(102 N. Water St. • 414.727.2888 •ryanbraunsgraffito.com)
Steven Ruiz - Come visit Ryan Braun’s Graffito where we will be featuring the talents of local artist Steven Ruiz. Graffito is known for its “Scratch” Italian cooking and the graffiti on the walls. This is a perfect match for the raw artistry Ruiz will display.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 2pm
Más sobre Ryan Braun's Graffito43: Sadler Gallery
(207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 200 • 414.278.1395 •sadlergallery.net)
Paul Hammersmith - Etchings and Oil Paintings 1857-1937 - Recognized as Milwaukee’s No. 1 prolific 19th-20th century etcher. Landscapes and seascapes. Also featured: Arvid Petersen, Sasha Kinens, Michael Santini, Bridget Griffith Evans, Ilya Zomb, Jennifer Espenscheid, Jim Finnerty and Melissa Janda’s painted glass installation.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 9pm Más sobre Sadler Gallery44: Sensorium
(326 N. Water St., 2nd Floor • 414.777.0015)
Gallery Grand Opening & Reception - Sensorium, a contemporary gallery featuring experiential works consisting of the interaction of sight, sound, scent, touch, taste, and emotions. Exhibition July 27 through September 30.
Friday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre Sensorium45: (shoo)
(241 N. Broadway • 414.765.2355 • shoostore.com)
h(om)e: each creation is a one-of-a-kind original custom(hand)made from eco-conscious leather remnants in Milwaukee.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10 to 6pm
Más sobre (shoo)46: Splash Studio
(184 N. Broadway - 414.882.7621 -splashmilwaukee.com)
Swing by Splash Studio, Milwaukee’s painting bar, to check out our gallery and live painting exhibitions. While you’re there, get a drink from the bar and grab a mini-painting to discover your own creative process. Don’t forget to stay after for the wildly popular “Super Secret Late Night Paint.” What will we try next? Exhibitions are on rotation.
Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 6 to 10pm
Más sobre Splash Studio47: The Fine Art Gallery
(207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 210 - 414.688.2787 - thefineartgallery.org)
Midsummer Lights - THE Fine Art Gallery offers art lovers ten distinct styles ranging from realism to the surreal, narrative, and abstract in a wide variety of media: painting, drawing, mixed media, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and fine jewelry. Celebrate your summer with original fine art! Exhibition July 26 through October 13.
Friday: 11am to 10pm, reception 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
Más sobre The Fine Art Gallery48: Third Ward Caffe
(225 E. St. Paul Ave. • 414.224.0895 •thirdwardcaffe.com)
Paint It Rouge - Miles Fabishak’s risqué photographs are inspired by the ongoing backlash on women in society. The two-color hue symbolizes the demonic nature women have been plagued by over the access of contraception in America. Fabishak hopes to transform the perception of women as striking and mesmerizing.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 5 to 9pm
Más sobre Third Ward Caffe49: Gallery @ Large
(908 S. 5th St. - 414.763.7379 -artsatlargeinc.org)
1000 Words - “A picture is worth one thousand words”…it’s true; images can speak volumes. Likewise, words can evoke rich imagery in our minds’ eye. In this student-created exhibition, visitors will explore the interplay of image and word through the artwork, photography, poetry, and scriptwriting of students from various MPS schools.
Friday: 4 to 8pm, Saturday: 10am to 2pm
Más sobre Gallery @ Large50: Harley-Davidson Museum®
(400 W. Canal St. - 414.287.2789 -h-dmuseum.com)
Hop on the Harley shuttle to explore the evolution of pop culture’s most iconic garments at the Harley-Davidson Museum’s special summer exhibit Worn to be Wild: The Black Leather Jacket.Also check out a display of Mt. Mary fashion department student designers’ leather garments. Free Friday night admission; regular admission applies on Saturday.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 9am to 6pm
Más sobre Harley-Davidson Museum®51: The Iron Horse Hotel
(500 W. Florida St. - 414.374.4766 -theironhorsehotel.com)
Erotico - Erotico, a new series of photographs from Pamelja Ferderbar and Simone Van Kempen, explores the psychosexually charged landscape of strong feminine self image expressed figuratively and totemically through a sensual point of view. Material contains nudity.
Friday: 5pm to 12am, Saturday: 11am to 9pm
Más sobre The Iron Horse Hotel52: Mercury Glass
(1625 S. 6th St. • 414.643.1067 •mercuryglassmilwaukee.com)
Mercury Glass will be “HOT” in July! Hot glass demonstrations will be in the glass studio. The showroom gallery will exhibit a variety of hand-blown glass along with original jewelry, paintings, photography, and silk. Purchase and commissions welcome.
Friday: 4 to 8pm, Saturday: 10am to 1pm
Más sobre Mercury Glass53: Orlandini Studios
(633 W. Virginia St. - 414.272.3657 -orlandinistudios.com)
Debra Stubbe-Burkart will be showing new Milwaukee Landmark prints along with her paintings and prints of Paris. She has greeting cards and affordable prints, all derived from her original prints. Eugene Orlandini will have new plaster casts from Victorian to Modern style. Come check out one of the last working plaster studios in the Midwest and experience a time in history when quality not quantity was the master.
Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 5pm
Más sobre Orlandini Studios54: Studio 420b
(420 S. 1st St. - 414.331.1530 - markdavidgray.com)
Works of Mark David Gray “History Mash-ups” Americana themed paintings and drawings questioning the accepted myths and paradigms found throughout our country’s history.
Friday 5:30 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 2pm Más sobre Studio 420b55: Alice's Garden
(21st & Garfield • 414.687.0122 •alicesgardenmilwaukee.com)
Josiah Williams - Josiah Williams, 20 year old junior at Bradley University, majoring in theater performance, will present his photography as will other artists of Alice’s Garden. Alice’s Garden is a community garden in central Milwaukee where people from the neighborhood and the metro area gather to grow food, walk the labyrinth, and converse.
Friday: 5 to 8pm
Más sobre Alice's Garden56: Danceworks, Inc.
(1661 N. Water St. - 414.277.8480 -danceworksmke.org)
Thea Kovac, artist and instructor, will present watercolor paintings created by artists in her Lost Playground Studio. Enjoy watercolor demonstrations and a performance by Danceworks Performing Company at 7:30pm. Stay for a jitterbug swing dance lesson. Free and open to the public. Exhibition July 27 through August 10.
Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 8:30am to 3pm
Más sobre Danceworks, Inc.57: Gallery at THE BLUE
(310 W. Wisconsin Ave., Lobby - 414.273.5500)
The Power of Three - Exhibiting works by local artists and groups year-round, THE BLUE presents The Power of Three. Keith Cameron, Jean Azemove and Willie LaMar join together to create a visual explosion of paintings and creative photography that will be sure to please the eye. Friday reception hosted by The Capital Grille, 6 to 8pm. Exhibition July 23 through September 8.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 6pm
Más sobre Gallery at THE BLUE58: The Gallery at Vanguard Sculpture Services Ltd
(3374 W. Hopkins St. • 414.444.5508 • vanguardsculptureservices.com)
Out of the Forest, Into the Furnace - Bernard J. Roberts Bronze & Wood Sculpture - Roberts created sculpture inspired by forms he encountered in his lifelong stewardship of native Wisconsin prairie and forests. Later in his career he used his mature wood carvings to produce limited editions of sensual bronze sculptures. This retrospective exhibition spans four decades. Saturday Foundry Tours! Regular Gallery hours Monday through Friday 11-5 or by appointment. Exhibition July 27 through October 12.
Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 12 to 4pm
Más sobre The Gallery at Vanguard Sculpture Services Ltd59: Greenwood Park Gallery & Framing
(4233 W. Fond du Lac Ave., Ste 202 • 414.444.5166 • greenwoodparkgallery.com)
Leon Dewitt Finney III - Featuring young African American artist, Leon Dewitt Finney III, whose art is “a synthesis of my personal emotions.” As custom framers, our print gallery features exquisitely framed contemporary African-American art mixed with abstracts, landscapes, florals, religious and other art. Appetizers.
Friday: 5 to 8pm, Saturday: 1 to 8pm
Más sobre Greenwood Park Gallery & Framing60: King Drive Commons Gallery & Studio
(2775 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. - 414.704.9117)
Gallery Night and Day on King Drive - The Martin Luther King Economic Development Corporation will host Gallery Night and Day on King Drive featuring a collection of works by African American artists. On Friday night enjoy live jazz by Larry Moore Trio, a performance by Handsberry-Sands Theatre Company and refreshments and culinary delights by B.R. Smith Catering. Friday 5:30 to 9 pm and Saturday 11am to 3pm.
Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 3pm
Más sobre King Drive Commons Gallery & Studio61: Museum of Wisconsin Art on the Lake - Saint John's On The Lake
(1840 N. Prospect Ave. - 414.831.6875)
Painting Milwaukee - From skylines to lake views, see some of the sights that make Milwaukee unique. Look with new eyes at familiar scenes painted by local artists Hal Koenig, Jeffrey Ripple, and Shelby Keefe. Plenty of parking available north and south of the building. Exhibition July 27 through October 2.
Friday: 5 to 9pm; refreshments and drawing; Saturday: 10am to 5pm; refreshments and drawing; Tuesday, July 31, 7:30: “The Tuesday Talk,” slide/lecture on the exhibit
Más sobre Museum of Wisconsin Art on the Lake - Saint John's On The Lake62: Quartz Gallery
(2163 N. Farwell Ave. • 414.687.1386 •quartzgallery.webs.com)
Fresh outta high school and ready for recognition. Quartz Gallery houses the work of various 2012 high school graduates and others. Photography, charcoal, ink drawings and mixed media pieces make up the gallery. See students and artists up and coming in their careers. Exhibition July 27 through August 24.
Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 9pm
Más sobre Quartz Gallery63: Redline Milwaukee
(1422 N. 4th St. - 414.491.9088 -redlineartmke.org)
Timeline 2012, Redline Resident Artists - Mixed media group exhibition showcases new work by Artists in Residence at RedLine. Gallery night after party begins at 9:30 with IRON PRINTMAKER LIVE PRINTMAKING COMPETITION! Three non-artist, regular folk teams go head to head while you, the audience, challenge, cheer and boo them! Exhibition July 27 through September 1.
Friday: 6pm to midnight, Saturday: 10am to 3pm
Más sobre Redline Milwaukee64: Discounted Parking Structure
During Gallery Night and Day, you can park at a reduced rate in the Historic Third Ward parking structures. Pay just $5 from 5pm Friday (7/27) through 5pm on Saturday (7/28).
Más sobre Discounted Parking Structure65: Discounted Parking Structure
During Gallery Night and Day, you can park at a reduced rate in the Historic Third Ward parking structures. Pay just $5 from 5pm Friday (7/27) through 5pm on Saturday (7/28).
Más sobre Discounted Parking Structure