Inside Blue Hour Coffee: A New Home for Milwaukee Artists
This coffee shop quickly buzzed to life with a clear focus on community.
Q&A: Composer Lia Kohl Talks the Importance of Free Art
Known for staging unexpected public performances, this Chicago artist is bringing the surprise to Milwaukee, with swan boats.
Q&A: Ellie Stanley on 45 Years at the Pfister Hotel
Stanley is an anchor in the Hotel’s Lobby Lounge, becoming a routine part in patron’s lives.
Meet the Man Touring Milwaukee With a Rooster
This local hip-hop artist has built a successful career with the help of his feathered friend.
‘Afterlight’ Will Light Up the RiverWalk With Artist-Made Visuals
The free self-guided event on Aug. 21 will feature 12 grouped exhibits along with sounds and performances as the sun sets.
Massive New Sculptures are Coming to Firefly Grove Park
Discover Wauwatosa invited natural sculpture artists from Kentucky to create a grand depiction of Mother Earth and her animals.
Muralist Fred Kaems Talks Painting a More Colorful Milwaukee
You might recognize the local artist’s bookshelf mural in Washington Heights. It’s one part of a wave of public art he’s helped set in motion.
Q&A: Indie Filmmaker Cecelia Condit Talks Feminism, Film and More
A major influence in analog horror, Condit’s work has inspired blockbuster hits like Backrooms, through honesty and intentionality.
How Mexican Fiesta Uplifts the Hispanic Community
One of the city’s longest-running ethnic festivals raises money to support people in Wisconsin and Mexico.
Q&A: Nicholas Renee Smith is Screening His New Film at Cactus Club
This Milwaukee filmmaker is debuting his newest film tonight, accompanied by a live score.