Museum of Wisconsin Art 205 Veterans Ave West Bend Wi 53095

Art Museum in Wisconsin

American art through the lens of a single country

At the Museum of Wisconsin Fine art, we believe that where we alive is of import and nosotros are passionate nigh everything Wisconsin.

We too believe enjoying fine art should be like shooting fish in a barrel and welcoming, not an exclusive privilege. That's why instead of single-solar day admission, your entrance fee is an affordable membership providing unlimited museum access for an entire year. Larn more

Exhibitions On View

Handmade Newspaper Stories

Handmade Paper Stories highlights four Madison-based fiber artists who use paper in a way that goes beyond beingness a medium for art to become the fine art itself.

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Exhibitions On View

Khari Turner

Mirroring Reflection

Khari Turner'due south work expresses a mystical connectedness to water every bit a repository of Black American identity.  He mixes water drawn from rivers, lakes, and oceans that take either a historical or personal association with Black people to create expressionistic portraits that reverberate with translucent layers of color and fluid drips of paint. Mirroring Reflection is the Milwaukee-born artist's outset solo museum show in his abode land of Wisconsin.

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Marion Coffey

The Fine art of Color

Experience the legacy of this remarkable artist through seven decades of her work. Marion Coffey created an impressive body of rich, dazzling paintings in acrylic and oil on both sail and handmade paper. The exhibition showcases xl vibrant works, many of which are on public view for the very kickoff time.

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The Weight We Carry

A Teen Perspective on Resilience

The Weight We Behave: A Teen Perspective on Resilience speaks to the strength to persevere through the various pressures today's teens experience. Featuring works in a variety of media, the exhibition encourages visitors to pause, listen, and learn from Wisconsin's immature artists.

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Permanent Collection

Only a fraction of the more than five thousand works in the museum's collection is on view at any given time. The option includes perennial favorites, besides every bit art historically significant works.

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Wisconsin Visual Art Achievement Awards Anniversary

MOWA | West Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, Due west Curve, WI 53095

Art+Health | Ekphrastic Poetry

MOWA | Due west Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Exhibition Opening Party

MOWA | West Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, Due west Bend, WI 53095

Exhibition Tour | Marion Coffey

MOWA | West Curve
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Second Saturday

MOWA | West Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, Due west Bend, WI 53095

SPARK! Sailboats and Flowers

MOWA | Westward Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Studio Form | Foraged Inks

MOWA | Due west Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Legends of Drag Opening Party

MOWA | DTN
139 E Kilbourn Artery, Milwaukee, WI 53202

Art+Wellness | The Homo-Animal Bond

MOWA | Due west Curve
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Exhibition Tour | Marion Coffey

MOWA | West Bend
205 Veterans Artery, West Bend, WI 53095

Legends Live Drag Show

MOWA | DTN
139 Due east Kilbourn Artery, Milwaukee, WI 53202

Second Sat

MOWA | Westward Bend
205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095

Your Creative Destination

Second Sabbatum is a new lively monthly effect that turns the unabridged museum into a destination for artistic experiences for the whole family.

Families can explore the museum, participate in hands-on art activities, come across visiting artists, and more. 2nd Saturday takes place on the 2nd Saturday of each month, 10:00 am–2:00 pm.

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Locations

A network of locations and community partners

MOWA can exist plant around the state with 2 permanent venues—the West Bend "Mothership" and MOWA | DTN in downtown Milwaukee—and two partnering community organizations that make its programs and collections accessible and free.

Land Acknowledgment Statement

The Museum of Wisconsin Art stands on the ancestral lands of the Potawatomi and Menominee people. We pay respects to their elders past and present and acknowledge the Potawatomi and Menominee people who have stewarded this state through the generations.

Gloat the Arts and Culture of Wisconsin

To our members, donors, and customs partners—cheers for being an important part of our journeying.

Your contribution to the 2022 MOWA Fund will aid MOWA go on to fulfill its special role in the arts and culture of our state for generations to come.

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